Allergies in the News allergy - Bing News
2012-02-03T21:30:07Z
Itchy eyes, sneezing and nasal congestion are nothing new for allergy sufferers, except when those symptoms show up in early February. "Patients who usually start having trouble in March are having symptoms now," said Dr. Stanley Fineman ...
2012-02-03T15:32:12Z
Increased exposure to sunlight may reduce the risk of both food allergies and eczema in children, according to a new scientific study published this week. Researchers from the European Centre for Environment & Human Health, along with several Australian ...
2012-02-02T20:41:12Z
Valentines day is full of sweet sentiments and sweet treats. It can be a challenge to plan a Valentines day party for a group of kids with only hearts and chocolate as a theme, especially when you are limited with food allergy restrictions. If you are up ...
2012-01-30T19:18:51Z
Country music star and “American Idol” alum Kellie Pickler announced a few days ago that she gave away her cat, Pickles, because of her husband's cat allergies. Guess she had not heard the good news from the American College of Allergy, Asthma and ...
2012-01-31T22:52:25Z
No matter what the calendar says, Spring seems to have sprung. Warmer than usual temperatures have many plants blooming ahead of schedule. South Georgia doctors say their offices are busy, but not with the type of patients they normally see this time of year.
2012-01-21T19:29:31Z
A Renfrew, Ont., mother says her seven-year-old son's allergy to nuts was used to bully him at school, an incident she says took a month for him to get over. Kerri McDonald said her son, Nevin Prevost, came home from school one day in a panic, ran to the ...
2012-02-04T03:42:21Z
February is often one of the coldest months of the year temperature-wise, but not this winter. Parts of the Southeast have seen unseasonably warm weather with record breaking highs. The groundhog Puxsutawney Phil predicted 6 more weeks of winter ...
2012-01-31T01:59:43Z
The Food Allergy Group of the North Shore will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 15 at Salem Hospital (Davenport 103, first floor), Salem. There is no charge to attend, and pre-registration is not required. There will be a roundtable discussion, including a ...
2012-01-28T02:46:13Z
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - January 27, 2012 - Out of regard and concern for our consumers, Pinnacle Foods Group LLC is recalling certain Aunt Jemima Frozen Pancakes. The product may contain soy protein, an undeclared allergen. People who have an ...
2012-02-02T08:59:41Z
Is there no end to government/corporate madness? I recently tried to buy a box of 20 allergy tablets containing a decongestant linked to the illegal drug methamphetamine, so they're now kept behind the pharmacy counter. The store was out of 20 ...
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2012-02-04T04:03:49Z
CHARLOTTE, NC - Nice weather is bringing people outdoors! Indian Trail resident Charles Pace says he's loving the warm February temps. Except for one thing. “I’m noticing that some of the trees are blooming a little earlier than usual and it's just ...
2012-02-03T23:10:20Z
Galen Rupp might be the only Olympic hopeful who's looking forward to the rain and fog of London. The American 10,000 meter record-holder has exercise-induced asthma, along with severe allergies to pollen and other airborne particles that can make it ...
2012-02-04T01:54:58Z
CHANDLER - January marked the third driest month on record. All that is contributing to some pretty severe allergies, and doctors in the valley are busy. “We are getting overwhelmed right now,” says Dr. Duane Wong. His office in Chandler is ...
2012-01-30T03:48:16Z
You’ve probably suspected that a friend of yours is fibbing when she tells a server about her food allergies when you’re out for dinner. Well, according to a recent report from the Washington Post, as many as 20 per cent of people claim they have food ...
2012-01-31T19:24:49Z
While allergies can emerge anytime between infancy and adolescence, you may be able to reduce or delay your child's risk. Here's how to reduce mold, dust, and pet allergies in children. It's estimated that 50 million Americans suffer from allergies.
2012-02-03T14:06:18Z
Many dogs and cats suffer horribly from food allergies. Sometimes this is caused by owners who believe giving them one type of popular pet food for life is the best and easiest way to handle feeding their pet. This is not only extremely boring for the ...
2012-02-03T18:31:09Z
Depending on the size of your party, it might not be convenient to ask every parent if the child attending has food allergies. But if you can manage it, this may be your safest bet. Some parents add a note on invitations to let others know they're welcome ...
2012-02-02T00:09:58Z
BETHESDA, Md. (WUSA) - A lot of people are feeling the effects of the early blooms thanks to the mild weather we've been having lately. With flowersrs and trees in early bloom the allergies come early as well. Karen Diamond, a Bethesda resident, said, "I ...
2012-02-01T09:58:08Z
MILWAUKEE — Anyone who's sung "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" knows that peanuts and Cracker Jack are forever linked with baseball. But for fans with peanut allergies, a ballpark experience can be tough to navigate. That's a point that local ...
2012-01-24T23:57:59Z
It's a cliche, at this point, to note that many more people claim to have food allergies today than they did a decade or two ago. In some David Chang-loving circles, you're expected to rail against the tyranny of "peanut-free schools" and to ...
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