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1: National trend of gluten-free menus reaches Marion County restaurants
Chef Carlos Sanchez of Horse and Hounds Restaurant and Pub on East Silver Springs Boulevard in Ocala shows a gluten-free pork chop entree that Jeannie Tyler says is one of her favorites at the restaurant on Dec. 21. Tyler has celiac disease and said she has worked with Sanchez to make him aware of the disease and its dietary restrictions.

2: Singulair patent in the clear after PTO ruling
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has made sure that Merck's Singulair team enjoys its weekend. The PTO reversed its tentative rejection of key claims in the company's patent for the blockbuster allergy and asthma treatment. And the patent regulator says it's done with re-examining Singulair's patent coverage.

3: New Website Offers Natura Organic Sleep Products For A Healthy, Restful Sleep
Millions of people suffer from allergy triggers greatly affecting those with asthma, eczema, and rhinitis. Many of these allergy sufferers can find relief by using Natura organic sleep products, which offer natural fibers from plant, animal or a combination source. These organic materials can include cashmere, organic cotton, soybean and natural latex.

4: Article 'cherry picks' food allergy research: angry groups
Sabrina Shannon had such an interest in journalism that by the time she was 10, she produced a radio documentary. She hoped to educate people about kids who suffer from life-threatening allergies. Sabrina herself was allergic to peanuts, milk and soy and had to manage it every day by asking everyone what was in the food she ate.

5: Do you have a cold or the flu?
While the common cold and flu come with very similar symptoms, those flu symptoms, both for the seasonal flu and the H1N1, are typically a bit worse and more intense. Such is the diagnosis of Dr. Amy Callaghan, an internist who sees plenty of both in her work at Mercy Medical Center - Sioux City.

6: Unqualified nurses in schools
The lessons of history suggest that the only accurate analogy through which the present conditions in this war-torn country can be understood is by looking at Afghanistan's own tumultuous past. ABU DHABI // Four schools have been given official warnings for staffing their medical clinics with administrative personnel instead of qualified nurses.

7: Foods and plants that may help alleviate allergy problems
Summer is over and the fall season brings with it cooler weather, the changing colors of the leaves and often allergies. Over 40 million adults and young people suffer from autumn allergies. Many of those are under a physicians care and are on prescribed medication. Research has provided additional information on how certain fruits and plants can also offer relief.

8: Nix Nuts from Your Cooking and Baking
Lori Sandler, founder of Divvies Bakery, gave Maggie Rodriguez some tips how to cook for people with nut allergies and demonstrated a simple brownie recipe. (CBS) How do you cook and bake for someone with allergies? Lori Sandler, who learned her son has a severe nut allergy, was faced with that very question.

9: The first picture of the woman who forced her healthy son into a wheelchair ...
Fantasy life: Lisa Hayden-Johnson arrives at court in Exeter. She pretended her son had a life-threatening allergy which left him unable to eat By any standards, it was a tear-jerking scene: a devoted mother presenting her desperately sick little boy to Camilla Parker Bowles at Westminster Abbey and helping him collect his Children of Courage medal.

10: How to save your baby from itchy scratchy skin
I've seen many patients with itchy, painful skin caused by eczema and I'm very interested in new treatment ideas for this distressing condition. As a dermatologist, I'm pleased that latest research has confirmed what I've been preaching for years - the key to keeping eczema at bay is to keep skin well moisturised by using the right washes and bath products and slathering on the right creams.

11: Sears Holdings launches home manageme...
The site does no overt selling of merchandise. For example, the "Allergy-Proof a Bedroom" project suggests buying unbleached foam pillows and anti-allergy bedding, but provides no links to such merchandise from either of Sears Holdings' retail formats, Sears or Kmart. Similarly, the "Make Simple Curtains" project requires the purchase of fabric yardage, which neither chain sells.

12: Also, if your child has a food allergy it should affect ...
I hear a lot concerning how a simple diet plan can cure ADHD. While healthy eating is recommended for all children, cutting things like sugar, caffeine, and foods that are known to cause some people allergies out of a child's diet is not going to cure or even greatly improve ADHD symptoms. It's a myth and I will be glad to tell you why.

13: For kids' food allergies, mommas need help
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14: Jennifer Brown commentary: I may be allergic to life
Ahh, it's that time of year again. The sunshine! The birds! The flowers! The calming patter of raindrops on the roof on a lazy afternoon. The green grass! The freedom! The great outdoors! The allergies that make you want to remove your face in the morning and keep it in a glass of formaldehyde on your bathroom sink until September.

15: Easier Sinus Surgery for Kids
Easier Sinus Surgery for Kids ORLANDO, Fla. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- When treatments for kids with chronic sinus problems fail, surgery is often an option. Traditional sinus operations may require packing and tissue removal. They can be hard on adults and even harder on children. Now, a new procedure repairs the problem of clogged sinuses and gets kids back on their feet the next day.

16: Always consult your GP before starting any new regime ...
I suffer from hay fever can you help? Hay fever is the most common type of allergy. Symptoms include itchy red eyes, watery discharge from the nose and eyes, sneezing, fatigue, headache and nervous irritability. Tree and grass pollen can be the cause of hay fever in spring and summer-time, but perennial allergic rhinitis can be caused by some or all of the following: animal hair; dust, feathers, fungus spores and moulds.

17: Manny's a dope, but who cares?
Apologies to Ken Griffey Jr., of course, whose body, as far as we know, is full of nothing but Cap'n Crunch and Spaghetti-Os. Junior is the exception that proves the fool. And Ramirez is a fool. I mean, how dumb must one be now, to get caught doping in Baseball? Reds players react to Manny news You ingest a substance, you want to know if it's approved or disapproved, you make a call.

18: New allergy clinic opens at Carlisle's private hospital
By Matthew Legg Business editor Last updated 09:18, Friday, 15 May 2009 A north east businesswoman has brought a branch of her new company to Carlisle - and it's not to be sniffed at. Former practice nurse Sherleen Cuthbert has launched a weekly allergy clinic at the city's Caldew Hospital on Dalston Road as part of her Locallergy business.

19: Project Qatar 2009: Live a healthier life - the LG way
DOHA: All people regardless of origin or place of residence want to live a better and healthier life. With progress in technology, these aspirations are now becoming reality. In particular, the home appliance industry is increasingly looking for ways to meet the growing health awareness of consumers by including health conscious features into their products.

20: Fears of global decline in bees dismissed as demand for honey grows
Fears of global decline in bees dismissed as demand for honey grows The threat of a world without bees has been described as more serious than climate change. But world honeybee colonies have actually increased by almost half over the past 50 years, according to an analysis of U.N. figures.

21: Replacing Mr. Peanut
by Neola Young April 22, 2009 Correction appended: Please consult a physician before adding almonds to your diet, as people with peanut allergies commonly have a tree nut allergy, which includes almonds. In the past few years, Americans have seen a surprising number of food contamination incidents.

22: The Joys and Pains of Springtime: Allergy Season Has Hit California
Sacramento, CA (April 2009) - According to the California Optometric Association (COA), 20 percent of adults and children suffer from allergies, the sixth leading cause of chronic disease. Those who endure red, itchy, watery eyes usually try over-thecounter drops that promise immediate relief.

23: Town Hall Theatre - "The Odd Couple (Female Version)," through ...
Lamorinda's Best Classes/Workshops Divorce Recovery workshop - April 23-June 4. The workshop will be led by Ray Campton, a Marriage and Family Therapist who will provide vital information about the process of healing from a divorce from both a spiritual and psychological perspective.

24: allergy moms and our story
Last week, when I wrote this post about my son's peanut allergy, a reader from the Allergy Moms web site stopped by and asked if she could publish it in her newsletter. The newsletter came out this weekend, which has been bringing tons of traffic. If you are looking for my posts on my son's peanut allergy, click here Meanwhile, this is our story of how peanuts landed us in private school: As kindergarten loomed for our oldest son, we had debated for months the option of sending our children to a private Christian school.

25: Research may lead to peanut allergy cure
Instead of giggling and getting some of the gooey stuff smeared on his cheeks, Alexander's face swelled, and his mother rushed him to the hospital. According to The New York Times, millions of Americans suffer from the same condition that caused the reaction: an allergy to peanuts. Dr. Wesley Burks, chief of the division of allergy and immunology in the department of pediatrics at Duke University Medical Center, presented the results of two studies last week.

26: Turn off allergies: Electrodermal screening helps desensitize patients
ASHEVILLE - Julia Rosa has suffered from seasonal allergies and asthma her whole life, but after undergoing allergy desensitization at her naturopath's office, the Candler resident said she hasn't sneezed this allergy season. 'Hands down, there really is no comparison,' Rosa said. Asheville naturopath Eric Lewis is one of the few practitioners in the region using electrodermal screening and acupressure to help desensitize patients to potential allergens.

27: Seasonal change spurs students' sniffles, sneezes
Although spring fever may be setting in around campus, another type of fever is causing problems for many students. "Hay fever is an allergic reaction to pollen that commonly occurs in the spring," June Matthews, registered nurse at the University Health Services Center, said. According to Matthews, many students have come to the student health service center with symptoms of hay fever.

28: Local citizens to help catalog climate change
Two years ago, while the rest of Lawrence basked in a beautiful warm spring day, University of Kansas professor Chip Taylor fretted. It was April 2, and the ornamental crabapples on campus were in full bloom. Taylor's work in phenology - the study of the life cycles of plants and animals - showed that the blossoms came 12 days earlier than ever in Lawrence.

29: Vaccine holds promise in stopping CMV
- Each year, approximately 8,000 infants in the United States develop severe hearing, mental or movement impairments after becoming infected with cytomegalovirus (CMV), a common virus passed onto them while still in the womb. Now, published results of a trial involving 441 CMV-negative women give rise to optimism that a vaccine to prevent congenital CMV may be closer.


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