Here in the South Jersey region, we experienced unseasonably warm autumn weather for a longer period of time this year. Those mild temperatures, combined with rain, promoted plant and pollen growth. Rain, accompanied by windy conditions, stirred up the pollen and mold into the air, worsening symptoms for fall allergy sufferers. Another reason you may
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People who have a serious food allergy – or other life-threatening allergies – will soon have access to a generic alternative to the Epipen, likely at a significantly reduced cost. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently approved an epinephrine auto-injector manufactured by Teva Pharmaceuticals. Epinephrine is a medication that treats anaphylaxis, a severe, potentially
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Food allergy continues to be a common problem among children, occurring in 1 out of 13 American children. Here are some tips for parents: Make sure the diagnosis is correct The most reliable method to determine if someone is allergic to peanuts is a ‘peanut challenge,’ which is done in a facility equipped to handle
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