(Updated July 17, 2020)
National Association
American Hospital
Association (AHA), Washington, DC, @ahahospitals [Blocked my Twitter account]
State Associations
Alabama, @ALhospitals
Alaska, @ashnhaalaska
Arizona, @azhospitalassn
Arkansas, @ArkHospAssoc +
Email: aha@arkhospitals.org
California, @CalHospitals
+ online contact form
Colorado, @COHospitalAssn
Connecticut, @cthosp
Delaware, online contact
form
District of Columbia,
online contact form
Florida, @FLHospitalAssn,
@SFHHA
Georgia, @GaHospitalAssoc
Hawaii, @HealthcareHAH
Idaho, @teamiha
Illinois, @MCHC_News, @IHAhospitals
Indiana, @IHAConnect
Iowa, @iowahospital [Blocked
my Twitter account]
Kansas, @kansashospitals
Kentucky, @KYHospitals
Louisiana, @LAHospitals
Maine, online contact form
Maryland, @mhaonline
Massachusetts, Email:
info@mhalink.org
Michigan, @MIHospitalAssoc
Minnesota, @MNhospitals [Blocked my Twitter account]
Mississippi, @MHA
Missouri, @MOHospitals
Montana, @MHA_Montana
Nebraska, @NebHospitals [Blocked
my Twitter account], online contact form
Nevada, @NVHospitals
New Hampshire,
@NHHospitals
New Jersey, @NJHospitals +
online contact form
New Mexico, Email:
nmhawebsite@nmhsc.com
New York, @GNYHA
North Carolina,
@nchospitals [Follows my Twitter
account]
North Dakota,
@NDHospitalAssn + online contact form
Ohio, @OhioHospitals
Oklahoma, @ohaconnect
Oregon, Email:
info@oahhs.org + online contact form
Pennsylvania, @HAPupdates
Rhode Island, @HOSPASSCRI
South Carolina,
@SCHospitals [Blocked my Twitter account], online contact form
South Dakota, @SDAHO,
Email: info@sdaho.org
Tennessee, online contact
form
Texas, @texashospitals
Utah, @utahhospitals
Vermont, @VAHHS
Virginia, @VirginiaHHA
Washington, @WAHospitals
West Virginia, @WVHospitals
Wisconsin, @WIHospitalAssn
Wyoming, Email: wha@wyohospitals.com
Note: This is the third time since
May 11, 2017, that I have contacted the state hospital associations appealing
to them to share our corn allergy awareness message with their member
hospitals. One association representative informed me in our telephone
conversation that it was not their responsibility to notify their member
hospitals, and recommended that I contact each individual hospital within the
United States. It took me 3 years to
contact the majority of U.S. hospitals.
United States Hospitals/Health Systems
Contacted Re: Protocol for Treating Corn-Allergic Patients
https://cornallergyadvocacyresources.blogspot.com/2017/07/united-states-hospitalshealth-systems.html
Published Corn Allergy
Studies/Statistics (“. . . Maize major allergen . . .”)
Baxter Labs specifically
warns about administering dextrose IV fluids to corn-allergic patients.
"Solutions containing dextrose should be used with
caution, if at all, in patients with known allergy to corn or corn
products." - Page 3
"Probable
anaphylactic reaction to corn-derived dextrose solution."
BCPharmacists,
"Warning: corn-related allergens . . ."
DEXTROSE (CORN SUGAR):
FDA FEDERAL REGULATION, GRAS - 184.1857
Corn Allergy Statistics
(Monthly)
Corn: It's Everything,
Iowa Corn
Blog Post Forwarded February, 2018:
My February 25, 2018, Letter to the U.S. Department of Health
& Human Services
Blog Post Forwarded July 8, 2020: [only to those with Twitter
accounts]
My July 2, 2020, Appeal to
the NIH National Library of Medicine Re: PubChem CID 79025, Glucose (Blood
Sugar) vs. Dextrose (Corn Sugar Derived from Cornstarch)
https://cornallergyadvocacyresources.blogspot.com/2020/07/my-july-2-2020-appeal-to-nih-national.html
Diane H., Corn Allergy Advocate
Corn Allergy Advocacy/Resources
Twitter: @CornAllergy911
Reference:
American Hospital Association (AHA)
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