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1: How To Avoid Food Related Allergies

In the western world, more than one-fourth of all adult Americans are convinced that some of the foods they bite into start to cause recurrent symptoms such as hives, skin rashes, diarrhea, and vom...

By: Christopher Ruane

2: Food Allergies in Infants and Babies

Is your baby susceptible to bouts of unexplained itchiness that you thought were merely a phase or skin sensitivity? Is her nose sometimes stuffy or runny? Is she cranky for no apparent reason and ...

By: Lucky Balaraman

3: Ten Must Know Facts About Peanut Allergies

1. When ordering at a restaurant, advise the waiter that you are allergic to peanuts, before your meal is prepared. 2. Pay close attention to the labels on ALL food items, and even many non...

By: Allen Matthews

4: Food Allergies and Fatalities

Every year, millions of people worldwide are affected by allergies to particular foods. It is estimated that in America alone, over 11 million people suffer from potentially life threatening food a...

By: Harold Miller

Allergies - Living With Asthma

More and more children in developed countries suffer from asthma. In fact many doctors consider asthma to be a new epidemic. More than 10 million Americans suffer from asthma and most of them blame the condition on worseni...

By: Michael Russell

How to Manage Your Allergies

It's not those beautiful roses that make us scratch, sniff and wheeze. It's the pollen from trees, grasses and low-growing things like ragweed (ah choo!). Here are some of the things you can do to ease your allergi...

By: Susan Dunn

Ten Must Know Facts About Peanut Allergies

1. When ordering at a restaurant, advise the waiter that you are allergic to peanuts, before your meal is prepared. 2. Pay close attention to the labels on ALL food items, and even many non-food items such as shamp...

By: Allen Matthews

My mother didn't believe in allergies. She said it was all in your head ? well, Mom, as a matter of fact ? so, my brothers, sister and I never had allergies as kids. Patricia Littlefield

Thanks to a change in state law, children in kindergarten and up who have severe allergies can carry an injectable medicine to use at school this fall.

Pollen, oppressive heat and smoke from fireworks can trigger symptoms. Erma Seagreaves loves the rocket's red glare as much as the next patriot, but the 88-year-old resident of the B'nai Brith Apar...