Allergy News

Posted June 14, 2006:

• UT Southwestern Allergist Offers Coping Strategies For Relief From Summer Allergens
• Airborne Mold Spores Increase Kids' Risk For Multiple Allergies

Posted May 22, 2006:

• Early Cat Exposure Can Increase Some Children's Eczema Risk

Posted May 17, 2006:

• Tobacco Smoke Linked To Allergic Rhinitis In Infants

Posted May 15, 2006:

• Inhaled Steroids Help Young Children Breathe But Do Not Prevent Chronic Asthma

Posted May 7, 2006:

• Halting Histamine Action Means Hallelujah For Hay Fever Sufferers

Posted May 5, 2006:

• Unique Soybean Lines Hold Promise For Producing Allergy-Free Soybeans

Posted April 19, 2006:

• Inhaled Steroids Preferred Over Cromolyn To Treat Asthma

Posted April 10, 2006:

• A Jekyll And Hyde Of Cytokines: IL-25 Both Promotes And Limits Inflammatory Diseases

Posted March 30, 2006:

• Evidence Of Estrogen And Progesterone Hormone Allergy Discovered

Posted March 6, 2006:

• Antibody Therapy Reduces Asthma In Mice

Posted February 24, 2006:

• Over-the-Counter Decongestant Equals Prescription Drug In Relieving Hay Fever Symptoms

Posted February 16, 2006:

• 'Nano-Keys' Bind Cell Receptors And Trigger Allergic Reactions

Posted February 13, 2006:

• 'High Efficiency' Vacuum Cleaners No Better At Protecting Against Dust Mites

Posted January 11, 2006:

• ICS Most Effective For Persistent Asthma In Children
• Anthroposophic Lifestyle Reduces Risk Of Allergic Disease In Children

Posted December 27, 2005:

• Breaking The Mold: Research Teams Sequence Three Fungus Genomes

Posted December 1, 2005:

• Endotoxins In House Dust Pose A Significant Risk For Asthma

Posted November 14, 2005:

• Nine Percent Of Children May Outgrow Their Tree Nut Allergies

Posted November 9, 2005:

• Some Outgrow Allergy To Tree Nuts, Johns Hopkins Children's Center Experts Report

Posted November 8, 2005:

• Asthmatic Cats May Be Allergic To Humans, Say Vets

Posted October 24, 2005:

• Be A Control Freak: Allergists Outline New Focus For Asthmatics

Posted October 15, 2005:

• Pillows: A Hot Bed Of Fungal Spores

Posted October 11, 2005:

• Fetal Exposure To Toxins Could Be Behind Rise In Asthma

Posted September 25, 2005:

• Bleach Found To Neutralize Mold Allergens

Posted August 25, 2005:

• VCU Study Shows Hormone-Like Molecule Kills Cells That Cause Inflammation In Allergic Disease

Posted August 23, 2005:

• Extracts From Butterbur Are An Effective Non-Drowsy Treatment For 'Hay Fever'

Posted August 4, 2005:

• More Than Half The US Population Is Sensitive To One Or More Allergens
• Relationship Between Lawns, Allergies And Asthma Studied

Posted July 15, 2005:

• Asthma, Allergies May Reduce Risk Of Brain Cancer

Posted June 16, 2005:

• Key Milestone In Antifungal Treatment For Severe Asthma

Posted June 5, 2005:

• Day Care Settings Are A Significant Source Of Indoor Allergens

Posted May 24, 2005:

• Laughter-Induced Asthma: It's No Joke

Posted May 20, 2005:

• Allergies Increase Risk For Corneal Transplant Rejection, UT Southwestern Study Shows

Posted April 11, 2005:

• Novel Therapy Tested In Mice Could Chase Away Cat Allergies

Posted March 22, 2005:

• Specific Test Key To Determine Whether Or Not Allergy Symptoms Are Really Allergy-Related

Posted March 21, 2005:

• Cockroach Allergens Have Greatest Impact On Childhood Asthma In Many U.S. Cities

Posted March 10, 2005:

• Asthma Relapse In Children Common, Possible Risk Factors Identified

Posted March 8, 2005:

• Cigarette Smoke Worsens Respiratory Infections In Infants

Posted February 23, 2005:

• Inflammatory Molecules Released By Pollen Trigger Allergies

Posted February 12, 2005:

• High Levels Of Airborne Mouse Allergen In Inner-City Homes Could Trigger Asthma Attacks

Posted February 1, 2005:

• New Research Could Help Physicians Tailor Asthma Therapy In Children

Posted January 11, 2005:

• Healthy Mix Of GI Tract Microbes Are Key To Preventing Allergies And Asthma

Posted November 23, 2004:

• Young Volunteers Needed For Stanford/Packard Study
• Millions Who Suffer From Nut And Milk Allergies Could Benefit From Stanford Researcher’s Successful Tests Of New Vaccines In Dogs

Posted November 16, 2004:

• 'Outgrown' A Peanut Allergy? Monthly Ingestion Appears To Boost Peanut Tolerance

Posted November 15, 2004:

• Millions Who Suffer From Nut And Milk Allergies Could Benefit From Stanford Researcher’s Successful Tests Of New Vaccines In Dogs

Posted November 3, 2004:

• Some Allergic Conditions Increase Risk Of Blood Cancer, Study Finds

Posted October 21, 2004:

• Researchers Identify A Protein That Could Banish Allergies

Posted October 12, 2004:

• Chronic Sinusitis Sufferers Have Enhanced Immune Responses To Fungi

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