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Allergies Feature Writer: Noreen Kassem

Self-care and education are important aspects of allergy management. Whether the reader has fall allergies, spring allergies, food allergies, indoor allergies or medicinal allergies, becoming informed is the key to management.

Each individual's allergy will have a unique set of triggers, symptoms, and degree of severity, making education and good medical supervision essential.

In the Allergies Topic, the reader will find a range of articles covering all aspects of allergic reactions, which will help him/her to become better informed about managing his/her situation. These articles are for information purposes only, and are not intended to replace medical diagnosis and advice.

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Feature Writer Articles in Allergies

 		How To Improve the Immune System
The human body is designed to resist an infinite number of attacks from the environment; however, the immune system may not always be operating at its top capacity.
How Swine Flu and HPV Vaccines Are Made
Vaccines have been promoted to be critical in preventing flu epidemics & potentially fatal cervical cancer. Their safety depends on the type of methods used to make them.
Reported H1N1 Vaccine Deaths Due to Anaphylaxis
In individuals with rare, severe allergies, a second exposure can trigger a life-threatening anaphylactic reaction which requires immediate emergency treatment.
Drugs That Alter Immune System Response
Medications that modify or limit the body's own immune system response are beneficial in treating autoimmune and allergy diseases as well as transplant patients.
How Tamiflu Treats the H1N1 Flu Virus
Antiviral drugs are important in treating influenza symptoms; however, they cannot cure or prevent swine flu. There are several types of antiviral medications.
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 		Gluten-Free Pets
We get close to our pets. They slobber, lick, and cuddle up to us. Yet many pet foods contains gluten. How can we maintain a gluten-free diet while enjoying our pets?
Sharing a Gluten-Free Kitchen With a Non-Celiac
A celiac's ideal is to have his or her own completely gluten-free kitchen. However, in reality, this is almost never possible. How can a celiac share a kitchen while re
Infant Soy or Milk Allergy and Baby Formula
Parents may suspect a soy or milk allergy when babies have trouble digesting baby formula. Allergic symptoms that suggest it's time to call a doctor include these signs.
Mold May Hide in Your Home
Coughing and wheezing in the home may be due to an unsuspected culprit-mold. Reactions can be serious.
Food Allergies – What They Are
Food allergies are caused by certain proteins in foods against which the body's immune system gives an inappropriate response. Symptoms can be mild or severe.
Skin Allergies – What They Are
Skin allergies may manifest as eczema, hives, urticaria, swelling or dermatitis. These cause rash and itching and have high nuisance value.
Diagnosing and Treating Sinusitis
Over 37 million Americans suffer some form of sinusitis each year. It's painful and difficult to manage, but there are easy ways to relieve symptoms.
Christmas Gifts for the Food Allergic
Here are a few creative gifts with with a personal touch for that person on your your holiday gift list with food allergies.
A Soy Allergy Sufferer Nightmare
Over the past ten years, soy has been found to be a very cost-effective filler and material not just in foods and soft drinks, but where we least expect it to be.
Gluten and Your Body
You have probably seen the "gluten free" signs on grocery store shelves. The protein gluten harms those with celiac disease. But how exactly is it threatening?
How Celiacs Can Save Money on Food
Celiacs are allowed to deduct certain gluten-free living costs from their taxes. With a few steps and a bit of organization, you can save on your special food expenses.
Flu Vaccine and Egg Allergies
While the flu vaccine is getting widespread support, it can be dangerous for a select population. Those with an allergy to egg may not be able to get the suggested shot.
Choosing the Right Allergy Medication
A life-long condition for many, allergies can be difficult to manage without the proper care, prevention, and a solid knowledge of the available medications.
Information About Tree Nut Allergy
A tree nut allergy is one of the food allergies most likely to cause anaphylaxis. An allergic individual will need information about what to avoid.
The Allergy Safe Lunchbox
Food allergies in schools are becoming more and more prevalent. Keep your child's lunches safe, healthy and tasty with these allergen-free lunch ideas.
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