Aspirin Allergy Later In Life
Allergens that most frequently cause problems are: pollens, mold
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Late-Onset Allergies
Hi, I am asked many times by my patients if one can develop allergies later in life. Yes, it is true, that allergies tend to affect most... Read more »
Parents Beware! Antibiotics May Cause Asthma
Parents and doctors beware! Antibiotic use during the first year of life probably does cause asthma! There is enough research now that... Read more »
Speaking Up About Food Allergies To Save Your Life
Did you hear about this scary story: a 35-year-old man died of a shellfish allergy at a Ruby Tuesday restaurant in Georgia. "Rodney "Krook"... Read more »
Having a Dog or a Cat May Help Prevent Asthma
Some people think that if you have a family history of cat or dog allergies you should not expose your kids to cats or dogs. The... Read more »
Maintaining Sexual Health Later in Life
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), unfortunately don't discriminate based on age. However, often times adults feel more immune to these... Read more »
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Extra weight in mid-life affects mobility later: study
According to a new study, seniors who were overweight or obese earlier in life are at increased risk for physical disabilities, even if they've shed... Read more »
Diabetics Should Start Low-Dose Aspirin Later: Experts
Doctors from three different health organizations say diabetics should delay starting low-dose aspirin regimens to prevent heart disease. The experts... Read more »
Abortion, Miscarriage and Breast Cancer Risk: NCI Fact Sheet
A woman's hormone levels normally change throughout her life for a variety of reasons, and these hormonal changes can lead to changes in her breasts.... Read more »
Anxious kids at risk for obesity in later life
Children who suffer from anxiety and low self-esteem are at greater risk of becoming obese in adulthood, a new study suggests. Read more »
Tough Childhood Contributes to Heart Disease in Later Life: St...
University of Pittsburgh researchers say adults who experienced social isolation, poverty, or abuse during their childhood have a higher risk of... Read more »
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