Allergy Drug May Speed Up Kids' Ability to Tolerate Milk
2011-03-22
In small study, Xolair acts as ‘protective blanket’ against reactions, researcher saysContinue Reading
Outgrowing Milk Allergy May Take Some Babies Longer Than Expected
2011-03-21
Just a third of infants leave their allergy behind by 30 months, study findsContinue Reading
Reported Pollen Counts May Be Inaccurate, Study Finds
2011-03-21
Forecasts sometimes rely on data from previous years, not day-to-day weather, researchers sayContinue Reading
Severe Eczema Linked to Lasting Milk, Egg Allergy in Kids
2011-03-21
Mild cases of the skin condition suggest children may outgrow the food reactions, researchers sayContinue Reading
Firstborn Kids Seem to Have More Food Allergies, Hay Fever
2011-03-21
But they don’t have more asthma or eczema than their siblings, study findsContinue Reading
Combating Myths About Seasonal Allergies
2011-03-13
Separating fact from fiction may help reduce spring misery, experts sayContinue Reading
FDA Bans Unapproved Prescription Cough, Cold and Allergy Meds
2011-03-02
Some 500 untested drugs will be removed from the market, agency saidContinue Reading
Roflumilast Approved for Form of COPD
2011-03-01
Drug aimed at treating lung disease characterized by chronic bronchitisContinue Reading
Kids Growing Up on Farms Less Likely to Have Asthma
2011-02-23
Study finds exposure to variety of barnyard microbes may lower risk of airway diseaseContinue Reading
Cigarette Smoke Fuels Mucus Production in People With Bronchitis
2011-02-23
It suppresses protein that helps kill off excess mucus cells in the airways, study findsContinue Reading
Climate Change Extending Ragweed Season in Colder Climes: Study
2011-02-21
Some northern U.S. states experiencing 16 more days of pollen pain, researchers sayContinue Reading
Dermatitis May Be More Cause Than Effect of Food Allergies
2011-02-10
Expert urges parents of young kids to be aware of the riskContinue Reading
Garden Encounters Often Lead to Rashes, Hives, Itching
2011-02-10
Common plants a source of both mild, serious skin reactions, dermatologist warnsContinue Reading