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Study ranks worst US cities for allergy sufferers
ABC7Chicago.com It got a perfect score on the misery index according to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. Rounding out the top five are Louisville, Ky.; Charlotte, NC; Jackson, Miss.; and Chattanooga, Tenn. The study measures pollen scores, the number of … Worst cities for allergies Worst Cities for Those with Spring Allergies Can't breathe? Allergy and asthma both bad here |
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HealthDay – FRIDAY, April 1 (HealthDay News) — Colds and allergies can cause
similar symptoms, and finding out which condition you have is the first
step in getting relief, according to the American College of Allergy,
Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI).
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Can't breathe? Allergy and asthma both bad here
Richmond Times Dispatch By Tammie Smith Q: Is Richmond really the asthma and allergy capital of the United States? How is that determined? A: That's half right. According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, Richmond is the asthma capital of the United States, … Report says pollen's attracted to the Capitol City Stinkbugs' role as allergen studied |
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Allergy season 'definitely heavier than usual'
San Francisco Chronicle Our trees are really out pollinating in abundance, and it's been very windy, and people have been really miserable," said Dr. Peg Strub, chief of the department of allergy, asthma and immunology at Kaiser Permanente San Francisco. … Worst Cities for Spring Allergies Top 100 worst cities for allergies in US list released Spring Fever: Worst Cities for Allergies |
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Smoke from controlled burns causing allergy and asthma symptoms for some
Kansas CW By Dave Roberts KWCH 12 Eyewitness News Many people in Sedgwick County say the smoke from controlled burns is causing them to have allergy and asthma symptoms. "The last few days, we've all had itchy noses, kind of runny noses, itchy eyes," said Isaac … |
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Spring Allergy Suffers: The 100 Worst Places To Live
KTUL For the second consecutive year the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America has recognized Knoxville, Tennessee as the Spring Allergy Capital of America. According to the foundations website, which list the top 100 most challenging places to live with … Don't Let Seasonal Allergies Spoil Your Spring Allergy season just starting, expected to peak in May New survey reveals the challenges faced by Canadian families living with … |
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Spring Cleaning Can Reduce Allergy Trigger
ThirdAge Dr. Rebecca Gruchalla, an allergist and immunologist at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, says cockroach allergens have one of the largest impacts on asthma in children. "Children who are allergic to cockroaches … Spring cleaning can reduce allergy trigger |
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Spring cleaning can reduce allergy trigger
UPI.com Cockroach allergens are a real problem in the spring and they have a much bigger impact on kids with asthma than either dust mites or pet dander, Gruchalla says. "Children who are allergic to cockroaches have more asthma symptoms and generally miss … |
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2011 Allergy Season Is Nothing to Sneeze At
NBC Dallas-Fort Worth Dr. Steven Cole, an allergy specialist at the Park Lane Allergy and Asthma Center at Baylor Dallas, said allergies are particularly bad this year. Early springlike temperatures are to blame, he said. Add in the dry, windy days North Texas has been … Beating Seasonal Allergies & Asthma with Planning: Ridgewood Doc Provides … Spring is in the air: Season not fun for allergy sufferers Spring cleaning secrets for a healthy home |
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Alarm as child food allergy rate soars
The Australian THE record rate of childhood food allergy in Australia could represent a "second wave" of allergic illness, following the now waning epidemic of asthma seen in the 1990s. A senior immunologist has warned that studies show 10 per cent of children as … Allergies shouldn't be a source of embarrassment |
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