Results for "Allergy and Immunology"
If you’re one of the unlucky people with a sleep disorder, like sleep apnea, you’re likely familiar with a PAP machine, which stands for positive airway...
Is your little one’s normally baby smooth skin looking red, dry, and scaly? It could just be dry skin, or it could be eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis.
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Your immune system is your strongest defense against illness. Everyone is born with an innate immunity that has the purpose of limiting or preventing infection...
You know when you’ve been bitten by a pesky mosquito, but sometimes an itch can’t be explained. Is it your allergies? Pets? Clothing? We spoke with Liz...
Food allergies don’t have to dampen your holiday spirit. We asked Julie Simpson, registered dietitian at Banner Health to share a few tips for celebrating...
In most parts of the country, fall is a time to pull out the boots and long sweaters and enjoy some welcomed cooler weather. But for some with allergies,...
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We like the food we like, and the thought of being allergic to our favorite food can be quite difficult. Cake, sandwiches, pasta, cheese – are you really...
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Seasonal allergies. To those who have ever had to deal with them, they can be miserable. Spring rolls around, and the pollen starts to fly. Then, come...
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Occasionally, a doctor may recommend using a neti pot to help with allergies, sinus infections or congestion. A neti pot is a small tea-pot shaped vessel...
According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, more than 50 million Americans suffer from allergies, and you might think people with allergies...
