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    Tips for surviving ragweed season

    (USA Today) UPDATED 2009-09-15
    According to experts, 10 to 20 percent of Americans suffer from ragweed allergies at this time of year. The runny nose, itchy eyes, sore throat, and other aggravating symptoms can mean weeks of misery and diminished productivity. But you don't have to put up with every symptom, experts say. In this article from USA Today, health professionals discuss several tips for reducing your exposure to ragweed pollen, including tips on which fruits and vegetables may aggravate your symptoms.  Read full story >
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