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1. The Allergy-Fighting Effects of Vitamin D This article discusses the role of Vitamin D in preventing allergies. It explains how Vitamin D can increase the production of certain anti-inflammatory proteins that can reduce inflammation and help the body fight allergies. 2. The Link Between Allergies and Asthma This article looks at the relationship between allergies and asthma. It explains how allergies can cause asthma symptoms and how treating allergies can help reduce asthma symptoms. 3. Allergies: How to Avoid and Treat Them This article provides tips on how to avoid and treat allergies. It covers topics such as avoiding triggers, using medications, and using alternative treatments. 4. Allergy Medication: What You Need to Know This article provides information about different types of allergy medications, including their side effects and how to use them safely. 5. Allergy Symptoms: How to Recognize and Manage Them This article discusses how to recognize and manage allergy symptoms. It provides tips on how to identify common symptoms, such as sneezing, itching, and congestion, and how to treat them.
Northwest Indiana territory manager Maureen Jones worked as an expanded function dental auxiliary and a dental assistant for several years before joining Patterson Dental. “I have a lot of clinical experience, which really helps me understand what clients need.” After Jones developed a latex allergy, she began looking for a new career path. She’s been with Patterson Dental for 24…
Physical therapist and food allergy advocate Lianne Mandelbaum discusses her article, "Flying with food allergies: Combating misconceptions and advocating for safety." Sharing harrowing personal experiences with dismissive airline staff that ignited her advocacy work with No Nut Traveler, she highlights the pervasive fear and inadequate safety measures faced by food-allergic passengers globally. Lianne discusses concerning findings, such as a study showing 31 percent of passengers sometimes don't disclose allergies fearing penalties, over a third experiencing unprofessional staff behavior, 70 percent not receiving promised accommodations, and over 12 percent being removed or denied boarding. The conversation critiques misleading media coverage, the dismissal of non-fatal reactions, the alarming lack of required easy-to-use epinephrine (like auto-injectors or nasal sprays) in many airline medical kits as of 2025, and insufficient allergen labeling on U.S. flights. Lianne urges passengers to report incidents and calls upon airlines for better policies and training, and the medical community to counsel patients proactively and advocate strongly for systemic changes, including mandatory epinephrine stocking.