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A Commentary on Allergies in Children and Infants
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Chronic allergic rhinitis - Importance of finding causes - Chest deformities - Allergens may change - Dangerous allergies
Dr. Harry Morrow-Brown
Allergies Explained UK
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A Commentary on Asthma Management
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Investigation of asthma in children - Emergency treatment - General Management of Asthma
Dr. Harry Morrow-Brown
Allergies Explained UK
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'Action for Anaphylaxis' - A training video for carers of allergic children
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The Anaphylaxis Campaign has produced a new training video, targeted specifically at people who care for children with severe allergies.
The Anaphylaxis Campaign UnitedKingdom
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Allergic Diseases and Related Conditions
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This article offers a brief introduction as follows:
About Allergies
Allergens
Anaphylaxis
Drug Allergy
Eczema/Atopic Dermatitis
Latex Allergy
Primary Immune Deficiency
Sinusitis
Gary Stadtmauer, M.D
CityAllergy U.S.A
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Allergic Reactions to Honey Bee and Wasp Stings.
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A good overview of bee and wasp sting allergy
Dr Adrian Morris
Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) USA
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Allergies In Children: What to do?
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From your Allergies Guide, an allergic family can delay or reduce the occurrence of allergies or asthma in their children by implementing some environmental changes.
What is anaphylaxis?, What are the symptoms?, How is anaphylaxis diagnosed?, How is anaphylaxis treated?
Prevention is best, If you suspect a reaction, If you are having a reaction
A good basic overview
Allergy Awareness Association / Everybody New Zealand
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Anaphylaxis
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The most dangerous reaction which can occur to food is anaphylactic shock after eating tiny amounts of a specific food.This happens because the body has developed a specific IgE antibody against that food...
Dr. Harry Morrow-Brown
Allergies Explained UK
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Anaphylaxis
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An excellent article on the diagnosis and treatment of anaphylaxis.
Dr A I Manjra
Allergy Society of South Africa (ALLSA) SouthAfrica
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Anaphylaxis
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Anaphylaxis is the most severe form of allergic reaction and is potentially life-threatening. Anaphylaxis should be treated as a medical emergency, requiring immediate treatment.
Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy Australia
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