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Food Allergies Can Be Treated With the Allergen Foods

Kids may be able to overcome their milk and egg allergies, by consuming the very things that make them sick.

Video|Thu, 15 Jul 2010
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increasingly higher doses of the food there are allergic to until the immune system learns to tolerated. Doctors say more than half of the children at a recent study could consume five grams of eggs without having an allergic reaction . They'd be given small doses of egg protein over the course of the year. Doctors also successfully treated children with milk allergies

Flowers Could Be Banned From Hospitals

Could hospital flowers actually be harmful to your health?

Video|Thu, 15 Jul 2010
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there opinion many seem more concerned with the upkeep of all those flowers rather than any risk for infection or harm to the patient.

Allergies Could Worsen Depression

Springtime allergies could worsen depression symptoms.

Video|Fri, 25 Jun 2010
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outdoor allergies and some who did not. During pollen season patients with mood disorders and allergies felt their moods worsen it's not clear if the allergy caused the depression or the other way around.

Dr. Nancy Offers Tips on Dealing With Seasonal Allergies

Dr. Nancy talks about dealing with seasonal allergies.

Video|Wed, 2 Jun 2010
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creek. Lot of snow lot of water and now a lot of warm weather perfect storm. -- reporting basically that is coming early is -- pollen season -- using -- and nearly the rain we're seeing are here right now is going to make today better but it will make things grow more so expect this. Trees grasses that you get a rest can't you can and yes I have hay fever content as you can -- I cannot accurately and tighter and thank you so this morning.

Asthma Device Helps Airway Stay Open During Asthma Attacks

A special treatment can help keep bronchial tubes from constricting too much during an asthma attack.

Video|Wed, 2 Jun 2010
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to resort to the -- oral steroids is on to control her asthma attack . Which cause weight gain and weakened immunity the new treatment may help pay to say goodbye to those powerful -- and all her side effect .

Dr. Nancy Reports on the Early Start to Allergy Season

Dr. Nancy Snyderman (NBC Nightly News) reports on why allergies are in full bloom and it's still so early in the season.

Video|Wed, 2 Jun 2010
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or is sore throats and most cold start with symptoms and wrote itchy eyes are major problem one never sees the cold. Even for allergy sufferers it's hard to stay inside. This kind of weather is

Doctors Debunk Some Popular Allergy Myths

Popular allergy myths like hypoallergenic dogs may not be as true as some believe.

Video|Wed, 2 Jun 2010
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not imagining -- this windy weather is making your allergies worse the pollen is that cause allergies for the most part -- wind pollinated net from treason from grass and so the more wind more pollen . And were evenly distributed -- becomes so the -- people's.

Babies Allergic to Milk or Eggs May Already Be Allergic to Peanuts

Babies with milk or egg allergies may already be allergic to peanuts too- before their parents realize it.

Video|Wed, 2 Jun 2010
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research. While the babies were at a higher risk of developing a peanut allergy at some point researchers say they did -- that blood tests to show such high levels of antibodies to -- BC some

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