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Appendix: The National Allergy Survey Assessing Limitations (NASAL): Materials and respondent characteristics , Closing thoughts: Implications of the findings from the National Allergy Survey Assessing Limitations for the management of allergic rhinitis in America Stuart W. Stoloff, MD; James A. Hadley, MD; Eli O. Meltzer, MD Insights on allergic rhinitis from the patient perspective Leonard M. Fromer , MD; Gabriel Ortiz , PA; Sandra F. Ryan , NP; Stuart W. Stoloff , MD Comorbidities and allergic rhinitis: Not just a runny nose James A. Hadley, MD; M. Jennifer Derebery, MD; Bradley F. Marple, MD Allergic rhinitis substantially impacts patient quality of life: Findings from the Nasal Allergy Survey Assessing Limitations Eli O. Meltzer, MD; Gary N. Gross, MD; Rohit Katial, MD; William W. Storms, MD Introduction Stuart W. Stoloff, MD The National Allergy Survey Assessing Limitations (NASAL): Patient and Health Care Professional Perspectives in Allergic Rhinitis Not your garden variety neck pain ... Untimely death blamed on undiagnosed PE ... More COMMENTARY PROVIDED BYJeffrey L. Susman, MD Would this long-acting bronchodilator be better for your patient? Mark Gwynne, DO; Anne Mounsey, MD; PURLs EDITOR John Hickner, MD, MSc PURLs Methodology Erythematous patches on the hands David A. Kasper , DO, MBA; Michael Centilli , DO; Kimball Silverton , DO; DEPARTMENT EDITOR Richard P. Usatine , MD