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Breathing the Concrete Jungle: The Hidden Impact of City Life

In postcards and films, the Champs-Élysées represe…

Asthma Control: More Than Just “Not Wheezing”

For many people, asthma control means one simple t…

The Hidden Air of the Subway: What Paris Metro Dust May Be Doing to the Lungs

Every morning in Paris, millions of people descend…

America’s Quiet Pollen Experiment

What the U.S. Should Learn from Japan’s Cedar Alle…

Japan’s Hay Fever Crisis: How a Postwar Reforestation Plan Triggered a National Allergy Epidemic

Every spring, millions of people in Japan brace th…

When a “Panic Attack” Might Start in the Lungs

For decades, panic attacks have largely been viewe…

Caffeine, Cigarettes, and a President: The Wild History of Asthma Before Inhalers

The Disease That Medicine Could Hear but Not Expla…

Why Women Are More Vulnerable to Autoimmune Disease

New single-cell research suggests the female immun…

When the Immune System Shapes the Developing Brain: What Scientists Are Learning About Autism and Maternal Inflammation

For much of modern medicine, autism spectrum disor…

Allergy Is Not Just One Disease, It’s a Whole Body System

For much of modern medicine, allergies have been t…

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About IAI

The Institute for Allergic Inflammation (IAI) is a pioneer in researching the systemic implications of allergic diseases. We actively lead the investigation and treatment of potential systemic complications often missed or misattributed to unexplained syndromes.

Our mission is to share this specialized knowledge to the broader medical community and public, promoting early prevention and more cost-effective strategies for managing systemic inflammation.