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October 25, 2005 -- An allergy is an excessive or hypersensitive response of the immune system . The allergic reaction becomes manifest as a pathological immune reaction...Men's Fitness - Allergy killer
October 1, 2008 -- [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] A new study warns that the average sample of household dust contains up to 500 types of bacteria. Protect yourself--and keep...NWHRC Health Center - Allergies - Allergies; Diagnosis
September 5, 2008 -- The most common allergic responses are breathing problems like congestion, sneezing and wheezing, along with itchy eyes and skin irritation, redness,...NWHRC Health Center - Allergies - Allergies; Overview
September 5, 2008 -- It's hard to believe that items as unrelated as shellfish, pollen, animals, bee venom, peanuts and mold can all potentially lead to the same type of...NWHRC Health Center - Allergies - Allergies; Prevention
September 5, 2008 -- Prevention is the best treatment for allergies. By identifying exactly what you're allergic to, you can avoid it if at all possible, sometimes...NWHRC Health Center - Allergies - Allergies; Treatment
September 5, 2008 -- It's important to remember that if you suffer any severe allergic reaction--such as anaphylactic shock or asthma that causes shortness of breath or...American Conservative, The - The allergy apocalypse
June 30, 2008 -- [The Happening] M. NIGHT SHYAMALAN, an Indian immigrant raised in suburban Philadelphia, is a Crunchy Con auteur who makes mild, relatively...Journal of the Australian Traditional-Medicine Society - Homoeopathy for allergies
June 1, 2008 -- Allergies of various kinds affect a significant proportion of the Australian population, and may manifest as reactions to food, airborne allergens or...Oakland Tribune - Pet allergies
March 18, 2008 -- PERHAPS ONE of the most frequent things I treat everyday are allergies. Allergies in pets cause uncontrollable itching (pruritis) and often...Shape - The best snack for allergy sufferers
November 1, 2008 -- A cup of yogurt a day may keep a stuffy nose at bay. A new study in Clinical and Experimental Allergy found that when people with allergies to grass... |
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