Goodfellas men's magazine

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Surprisingly, with the passage of time, we have become accustomed to sneezing, to feeling water run down our noses and to having our noses occasionally covered, especially if we are with the flu or in dust-contaminated environments. However, there ar

How It Works

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Cows’ milk is the most common allergy in children, affecting three per cent of babies and toddlers The word ‘allergy’ was first coined by Austrian paediatrician Clemens von Pirquet in 1906 80 per cent of those with a penicillin allergy will lose

Malaysia Tatler

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Upon discovering ways to recreate versions of food she’s allergic to, through various health blogs, Raja Jesrina noticed the inconvenience of pulling little pieces of information from different sources. With 10-years of experience in the digital real

Popular Science

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Have you ever gotten a skin test for a penicillin allergy? Fiona Moore via Flickr "Are you allergic to any medications?" I've answered that query dozens of times since a childhood incident when penicillin, taken to treat a minor infection, instead ga

Money Magazine

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Allergic diseases affect more than four million Australians and this number has continued to climb at a significant rate for the past 20 years. As part of the National Allergy Strategy, this website provides information to help prevent food allergies

How It Works

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Our bodies are constantly reacting to their surroundings. When it gets cold, your muscles work to warm you up. When you need food your stomach rumbles to alert you. When bacteria or viruses enter your body, cells instantly recognise them as harmful i

that's life

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Niki Waldegrave, 39, Brookvale, NSW This one’s perfect,’ I cried to my husband Steve, eyeing up a bushy two-metre Christmas tree for sale outside our local store. ‘Okay, let’s get it,’ he agreed. So, after shelling out $120, we strapped it onto the

NPR

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Should I use antibacterial soaps? How often should I bathe my child? Those are just some of the questions Jack Gilbert, a microbiome scientist, answers in his new book.

Practical Horseman

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Immune-mediated myositis is a muscle disease seen in Quarter Horses and related breeds such as Paints and Appaloosas. It can lead quickly to muscle weakness and atrophy and can leave your horse feeling generally ill. Unfortunately, not a lot has been

Chicago magazine

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Prior to COVID, at least four times a week I would go to my gym and do classes, like cardio kickboxing. What the lockdown did was force my family to start walking again. We’re in Lincoln Park, and we walk to my parents, who live two miles away in Wri

BBC Wildlife Magazine

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Allergies and other immune disorders are a growing problem among urban populations. One possibility is that a lack of exposure to micro-organisms found in natural environments hinders the development of immune systems. Aki Sinkkonen of the University

WellBeing

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A retrospective cohort study of 792,130 children conducted in 2018 and published in the esteemed JAMA Paediatrics Journal found a statistically significant association between the use of acid-suppressive medications and antibiotics with the developme

Women's Health Australia

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Answer That’s kind of like asking how long is a piece of string… But if you’re feeling the pinch, you’re not alone: according to ING research, 45 per cent of millennials are worried they’ll never get out of debt, while 53 per cent namecheck saving as

New Idea

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As many parents know, having a child with allergies can be a challenging and serious problem. But while allergies are on the rise, we are also learning more about what causes them. Dr Vincent Ho, clinical gastroenterologist, senior lecturer at Wester

Nautilus

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In 1962, physicist and historian Thomas Kuhn proposed that science makes progress not just through the gradual accumulation and analysis of knowledge, but also through periodic revolutions in perspective. Anomalies and incongruities that may have bee

Woman's Own

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New research by the University of Exeter has found that watching nature programmes can reduce negative feelings and help lessen the boredom and isolation of being stuck indoors. Only 42%* of Brits find the festive season relaxing. ‘Taking precious se

Popular Science

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This child and adult probably have very different immune responses to the flowers surrounding them. Tadeusz Domagalski If we were to sum up allergies with an emoji, it’d be a shrug. We know so little about them, and yet tens of millions of Americans

Clean Eating

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BUTTERBUR, a flowering shrub traditionally used to treat cough, asthma, skin wounds and, in the Middle Ages, the plague and fever. Modern studies show it’s as effective as over-the-counter antihistamines and can relieve a stuffy nose, watery eyes and

Longevity Magazine

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If you experience seasonal allergies, you might be dreading the fastapproaching months of spring. Don’t despair. You can “friend your allergy” and minimise your symptoms. Dr Ismail Kalla, a pulmonologist from Charlotte Maxeke Wits Academic Hospital,

Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

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Q My teenage son had some strong knee pain after football training. He did the RICE treatment (rest, ice, compression, elevation) and it subsided but keeps returning. Does he need a scan? G.T. A recurring knee pain needs to be investigated. Your GP w

Sporting Gun

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Ah, the dreaded summer itch. Seasonal allergies are common among dogs and their duration depends on which pollens individuals are allergic to. Those unfortunate enough to react to alder, hazel or yew pollens, for example, can start itching in late wi

STAT

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As summer begins, allergists across the U.S. are warning of a shortage of a little-known but crucial product — honeybee, hornet, and wasp venom extracts.

NPR

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Drugmakers add inactive ingredients to stabilize medications and sometimes to help the body absorb the active ingredients. But the inactive constituents can cause side effects in rare cases.

Clean Eating

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BUTTERBUR, a flowering shrub traditionally used to treat cough, asthma, skin wounds and, in the Middle Ages, the plague and fever. Modern studies show it’s as effective as over-the-counter antihistamines and can relieve a stuffy nose, watery eyes and

The Art of Healing

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The prevalence of allergic diseases has increased significantly over the last decades, creating substantial financial and societal burdens. Due to this, researchers are trying to discover new approaches for the prevention and treatment of these disea

Woman

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Q I’m 53 and have recently developed a peanut allergy. Is there anything that can reverse this? Perhaps a jab? A Allergies can develop at any age and unfortunately there is no medication to prevent them. Treatment with antihistamines is given if ther

that's life

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QI am thinking of having my first tattoo to celebrate my 50th birthday, but I’m a bit nervous because I have very sensitive skin and have heard that you can be allergic to tattoo dye. A You can develop an allergic reaction to any tattoo dye althoug

Woman & Home

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Q I’m having a couple of friends over for a meal, and one of them is apparently allergic to nuts. I’m aware that this can be very serious, so should I cook her meal completely separately, and check every ingredient carefully? A Nut allergy can vary

Pets Magazine

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There are many different types of allergies – food allergies, drug allergies, allergies to environmental pollutants such as dust and smoke, and pet allergies. They occur when your immune system reacts to a foreign substance such as pollen, mould or p

You South Africa

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IT CAN be irritating but it’s also worrying watching your pet wheeze and sneeze and scratch and itch. And it could be a sign that your pet is allergic to something. “Allergies in pets are complex and have various forms,” says Dr Melinda Swanevelder o