8 | 2018 Medical & Dental Directory
ww.w.allergypartners.com/fayetteville
Contact Your Local Board Certified Specialists:
Ana MacDowell, MD • Colin Freccia, MD • Carla Luna, MD
Randy S. Stoloff, MD
1317 Medical Drive • Fayetteville, NC
Conditions Treated:
Seasonal Allergies • Bee Sting Allergies • Anaphylaxis • Asthma
Food Allergies • Urticaria • Sinus Problems • Drug Allergies
Chronic Cough • Recurrent Infections
Counter the coming Allergy Season with the
leaders in Allergy and Asthma care!
910-323-3890
ALLERGY/IMMUNOLOGY
Allergy Partners
Colin Freccia, MD
Ana MacDowell, MD
Carla Luna, MD
Randy S. Stoloff, MD
1317 Medical Drive
Fayetteville, NC 28304
Ph: (910) 323-3890
www.allergypartners.com/fayetteville
Most Insurance Accepted
Specialties: Treatment of asthma,
allergic disease, food allergies, drug
allergies, sinusitis, eczema, bee testing,
and more!
ANESTHESIOLOGY
Cumberland Anesthesia Associates,
P.A.
957 Old McPherson Church Road
P.O. Box 53844
Fayetteville, NC 28305
(910) 323-9933
Carole M Craib, MD
Scott Everett, DO
Victor Kubit, MD
Andrew Lizek, MD
Duke T Matsuyama, DO
Bryant A Murphy, M.D.
Kikelomo Olorunrinu, MD
Sanjay B Shah, MD
Monson Shuh, MD
Stuart M Squires, MD
Alexander Vrable, DO
Christopher Zsoldos, MD
ALLERGY/IMMUNOLOGY/ANESTHESIOLOGY
HOW MANY PEOPLE DO ALLERGIES
AFFECT?
• Researchers think nasal allergies
affect about 50 million people in
the United States.
• Allergies are increasing. They affect
as many as 30 percent of adults and
40 percent of children.
• Allergies are the 6th leading cause
of chronic illness in the U.S.
Allergy Facts and Figures
HOW MANY PEOPLE GET SICK FROM
ALLERGIES?
• Allergic conditions are the most
common health issues affecting
children in the U.S.
• In 2015, 8.2 percent of adults
and 8.4 percent of children were
diagnosed with hay fever.
• People visit the emergency room
about 200,000 times each year
because of food allergies. Almost
10,000 people stay in the hospital
each year because of food allergies.
HOW MANY PEOPLE DIE FROM
ALLERGIES?
• The most common triggers for
anaphylaxis, a life-threatening reaction,
are medicines, food and insect stings.
Medicines cause the most allergy
related deaths.
• African-Americans and the elderly have
the deadliest reactions to medicines,
food or unknown allergens.
