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Puppies may protect against allergies
Did you see this headline from London's The Times? "Why puppy love can give your children a healthy start in life." Health Central also... Read more »
5 Things In Your House You Need To Get Rid Of For Allergy Relief
The single best strategy for allergy symptom relief is to avoid your allergy triggers, things like dust mites, pollen, animal dander and... Read more »
7/9/07 #2 -How to get rid of "allergy headaches?"
Full Question: Now that allergy season is here, I have a headache everyday. I wake up with a headache and I go to bed with headache. I have... Read more »
Allergies and Pets: Tough Love?
"Dr. Thompson, my child really wants a dog and we are considering bringing one home soon. His skin test was negative to dog and we have... Read more »
Top 5 Ways to Deal With Eye Allergies
Take it from me... eye allergies aren't much fun. Mine manifest in crazy ways, with symptoms in only one eye at a time, but not always... Read more »
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'Hypoallergenic' Dogs May Not Protect Against Allergies
Adopting a breed dubbed "hypoallergenic" may not help you avoid pet dander allergies, new research suggests. In fact, in a study of 173 one-dog... Read more »
Dogs may help prevent childhood allergies, asthma
A new study suggests that children raised in a house with a dog may be less likely to suffer allergies and asthma. Researchers in Germany followed... Read more »
Cockroach Allergies
What Is Cockroach Allergy? When most people think of allergy "triggers," they often focus on plant pollens, dust, animals and stinging insects. In... Read more »
Improving Indoor Air Quality for Asthma and Allergy Relief
Allergy and asthma control begins at home. Many people with allergies stay indoors when outdoor air is full of pollen and spores. But dust mites,... Read more »
Home Remodeling and Allergies
Are you thinking about remodeling your home, or building a new one? If so, there are several things you need to know about the impact this may have... Read more »
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