2005

April

• Allergy Medications: Questions To Ask Your Pharmacist -

• What Are Allergies And Who Is At Risk? -

• Types Of Allergies -

• Allergies And Asthma On The Go -

• How Allergy-Safe Is Your Home? -

• Allergy Symptoms -

• Causes of Allergies -

• Common Myths About Allergies -

• Allergies During Pregnancy -

• Allergy Shots (Immunotherapy) -

• Diagnosing Allergies -

• Allergies, Cold, or Flu? -

• How to Recognize Allergy Symptoms -

• Common Questions About Allergies -

• Frequently Asked Questions About Allergies -

• Allergies -

• Sinusitis -

• Tree and grass pollens in South Africa -

• Eczema -

• Tree pollens and allergies -

• Heredity as a risk factor in allergic reactions -

• What’s all the fuss about peanut allergy? -

• Hives or urticaria -

• Does my child have a cold or an allergy? -

• Allergic to Latex? -

• Why does my nose cause such trouble? -

• What are the main allergy triggers? -

• What you need to know about pets and allergy control -

• How mast cells work -

• Get the ay-Tissuesss out of your life -

• Hay fever -

• How healthy is your home? -

• Eating out can trigger dangerous food allergies -

• Food intolerance -

• Keeping your home clear of dust mites -

• Drug allergies -

• Glossary of terms -

• Asthma -

• New compound may prevent allergies -

• Benefits of allergen immunotherapy persist -

• Peanut allergy linked to lupin flour allergy -

• Pimecrolimus cream quickly eases eczema in infants -

• Allergies less likely for women with several kids -

• ‘Good’ bacteria help with eczema in infants -

• Light therapy controls hay fever, researchers say -

• Allergy agony begins early -

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