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Key Milestone In Antifungal Treatment For Severe Asthma
June 16, 2005 — University of Manchester researchers announced today that they have reached a key milestone in their study of the antifungal treatment of ... > full story -
Day Care Settings Are A Significant Source Of Indoor Allergens
June 5, 2005 — Researchers studying day care facilities in the South have found the facilities to be a significant source for indoor allergen levels. A new study of 89 day care settings in two central North ... > full story -
Laughter-Induced Asthma: It's No Joke
May 24, 2005 — More than half of people with asthma report that their symptoms are brought on by laughter, according to a study to be presented at the American Thoracic Society International Conference on May 24 in ... > full story -
Allergies Increase Risk For Corneal Transplant Rejection, UT Southwestern Study Shows
May 20, 2005 — Corneal transplant patients who suffer from eye allergies are at a significantly higher risk of transplant failure than those without allergies, UT Southwestern Medical Center researchers have ... > full story -
Novel Therapy Tested In Mice Could Chase Away Cat Allergies
April 11, 2005 — A molecule designed to block cat allergies successfully prevented allergic reactions in laboratory mice, as well as in human cells in a test tube, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) ... > full story -
Specific Test Key To Determine Whether Or Not Allergy Symptoms Are Really Allergy-Related
March 22, 2005 — A new study suggests that family physicians could better serve their patients with symptoms related to hay fever, or allergic rhinitis, by using a definitive blood test to screen for actual ... > full story -
Cockroach Allergens Have Greatest Impact On Childhood Asthma In Many U.S. Cities
March 21, 2005 — New results from a nationwide study on factors that affect asthma in inner-city children show that cockroach allergen appears to worsen asthma symptoms more than either dust mite or pet allergens. ... > full story -
Asthma Relapse In Children Common, Possible Risk Factors Identified
March 10, 2005 — One-third of children with asthma who go into remission by the age of 18 will relapse and redevelop asthma by the time they are 26, says a new study published in the March issue of CHEST, the ... > full story -
Cigarette Smoke Worsens Respiratory Infections In Infants
March 8, 2005 — Studying Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) to learn what puts children at risk for the most severe infections, Washington University researchers at St. Louis Children's Hospital found that a ... > full story -
Inflammatory Molecules Released By Pollen Trigger Allergies
February 23, 2005 — How do pollen particles provoke allergic reactions? A new study in the February 21 issue of The Journal of Experimental Medicine puts some of the blame on bioactive molecules that are released from ... > full story
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