Synthetic Allergies
Allergens that most frequently cause problems are: pollens, mold
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Synthetic Cannabis for Fibromyalgia Pain?
The first randomized clinical trial of nabilone for the treatment of fibromyalgia pain was recently conducted at the University of Manitoba... Read more »
Latex Allergy: What You Need to Know to Stay Safe
One of the most potent and dangerous types of allergies is the latex allergy. People tend to not just be "a little allergic" to latex. In... Read more »
Is Vaccine to Cure Asthma/Allergies Too Good to be True?
Studies show most asthmatics aren't compliant with their asthma controller meds. So wisdom has it life would be much easier for us... Read more »
Vegan, allergy-free Nail Polish
I love Essie's colors when I go for a mani or pedi, which is all too infrequently. Essie and Opi seems to have cornered the market on... Read more »
Allergen of the Month: Latex
Latex is a natural rubber from the rubber tree, and can be found in gloves, condoms, balloons, and rubber bands. Most latex reactions cause... Read more »
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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 »
Synthetic bedding may worsen asthma
Fungal cells located in synthetic bedding materials may aggravate asthma symptoms, a new study suggests. Researchers say that synthetic filling can... Read more »
Synthetic vitamin A may stop early MS
Scientists report that a man-made vitamin A molecule has shown promise as an early treatment for multiple sclerosis. Read more »
Synthetic Joint Lubricant Helps Relieve Knee Pain: Study
According to a new study, people who have arthroscopic surgery for a cartilage tear fare much better when the doctor also injects the joint with the... Read more »
Synthetic hormones might be safer
A type of manufactured hormone might provide the benefits of estrogen without the risks associated with hormone replacement therapy. The new study... Read more »
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