First do no harm: Managing antihistamine impairment in patients with allergic rhinitis
Thomas B. Casale(University of South Florida), Dean F. Wong(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Erwin W. Gelfand(National Jewish Health), Philip D. Harvey(University of Miami), Stanley J. Szefler(Children's Hospital Colorado), Timothy M. Gilmore(University of Washington), Scott A. Waldman(Thomas Jefferson University), Michael S. Blaiss(Augusta University), F. Estelle R. Simons(University of Manitoba), Thomas E. Terndrup, Ian Hindmarch(University of Surrey), John M. Weiler(Interstitial Cystitis Association), Dennis L. Spangler(Children's Healthcare of Atlanta)
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