You are here : health.am > Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology Health Center > Allergy news Allergy news Scientists breed allergy-free kitten • Allergy news • Jun 12 06 A team of scientists believe they have bred the world’s first hypoallergenic cat. The discovery can potentially open the doors to millions of pet owners homes who’s allergies made owning a furry friend… New inhaler improves exercise-induced asthma • Allergy news • Jun 09 06 A new inhaled corticosteroid, ciclesonide, significantly reduces airway constriction triggered by exercise in people with asthma, according to a new report. Ciclesonide (trade name Alvesco) has been submitted to the US Food… Infants’ food allergies rarer than parents believe • Allergy news • Jun 08 06 Parents are more likely to think their infant is allergic to certain foods than is actually the case, according to a new study from the UK. Dr. Taraneh Dean of… Breathing Exercises Can Significantly Cut Inhaler Use in Mild Asthma • Allergy news • Jun 05 06 Double blind randomised controlled trial of two different breathing techniques in the management of asthma] Online First: Thorax; 2006: doi.10.1136/thx.2005.054767 Breathing techniques can cut the use of… Spacers versus nebulisers for treatment of acute asthma • Allergy news • May 30 06 Two treatment methods for asthma attacks - spacers and nebulizers - are equally effective in staving off hospital admissions, a new review shows. However, at least for children, spacers… Few kids with serious insect stings get needed care • Allergy news • May 25 06 Most children who suffer a serious allergic reaction to an insect sting are not taken to a hospital as they should be, a large study conducted in Israel… Rickets still a risk for kids with milk allergy • Allergy news • May 18 06 Though the childhood bone disease rickets has become rare in many countries, the case of one child underscores the potential risk for kids who are allergic to milk.… Task Force says no to OTC nasal steroids • Allergy news • May 17 06 A panel set up by two allergy associations has come out against making steroid nasal sprays available without a prescription. Intranasal corticosteroids used for treating allergies and hay fever… Peanut - kiss not the culprit in Canadian teens death • Allergy news • May 16 06 According to a coroner in Quebec a severe asthma attack was responsible for the death of a 15 year old girl last November and not a peanut-contaminated… Early drug therapy doesn’t prevent asthma: studies • Allergy news • May 12 06 Using inhaled steroids to treat asthma in young children does not alter the course of the disease and should not be used for that purpose, according to two studies in… Indoor Pollutants Linked to Asthma Symptoms in Children • Allergy news • May 10 06 Increased levels of two major indoor air pollutants - nitrogen dioxide and house dust mite - are responsible for worsening symptoms in children with asthma, reports a study in… Europe wide study to examine causes of asthma • Allergy news • May 09 06 Imperial College London and Ludwig-Maximilians-Universit?(LMU) Munich are to take the lead in a Euro 11 million (GBP 8 million) study to examine how genetics and environment influence the development… Day care increases risk of allergy symptoms • Allergy news • May 05 06 Preschool age children who attend day care have a heightened risk of developing respiratory and allergy symptoms, according to results of a study conducted by Swedish researchers. Dr. Linda Hagerhed-Engman,… High birth and childhood weight raise asthma risk • Allergy news • May 04 06 Children who are overweight, or were heavy at birth, are significantly more likely than their peers to develop asthma, a new research review shows. In an analysis of a… Many Asthmatic Children Have Poor Control Over Symptoms • Allergy news • May 01 06 Many children with asthma have poor control over their symptoms due to either a lack of preventive treatment or ineffective treatment, according to preliminary research from the University of… Dealing with Potentially Life-Threatening Allergies • Allergy news • May 01 06 The first sign that something was wrong with Shon Dwyer’s son was as sudden as it was dramatic. Dylan was 10 months old when she spotted quarter-sized hives on his face, and… School program found to help kids’ asthma • Allergy news • Apr 26 06 Children with asthma may find the condition easier to handle if their classmates get some asthma education, a UK study suggests. Researchers found that in schools that offered an asthma… Plain language labels now required for eight top allergens • Allergy news • Apr 21 06 If you or someone in your family suffers from a food allergy, you know how difficult it can be to decipher the food label if the product contains… Antibiotic telithromycin is effective at treating acute asthma attacks • Allergy news • Apr 13 06 Researchers have demonstrated that an antibiotic is effective at treating acute asthma attacks, potentially providing a new way to help asthma sufferers. Research published in the New England… Prenatal smoking boosts teen girls’ asthma risk • Allergy news • Apr 12 06 Girls whose mothers smoked heavily during pregnancy are more likely to have asthma symptoms at age 14, a study from Australia shows. However, the researchers found no such link between… Kids’ food allergies can strain family life • Allergy news • Apr 06 06 Food allergies can put serious limits on the daily activities of affected kids and their parents, a new study has found. Among 87 families researchers surveyed, the majority of parents… Allergies reach epidemic levels in Europe: experts • Allergy news • Apr 02 06 Allergies such as hay fever are reaching epidemic proportions in Europe and a failure to treat them properly is creating a mounting bill for society and the healthcare system, experts… European panel allows careful use of eczema creams • Allergy news • Mar 27 06 The European Medicines Agency said on Monday two prescription creams used to treat eczema could still be used but “with greater caution” to reduce skin cancer and lymphoma risks.… Hand eczema caused by soaps in the workplace may lead to unemployment or prolonged sick leaves • Allergy news • Mar 21 06 Hand eczema caused by soaps and other irritants in the workplace may lead to unemployment or prolonged sick leaves from work… New View of Asthma May Offer a Better Treatment Target • Allergy news • Mar 16 06 A newly recognized type of immune cell may play an important role in causing asthma, perhaps explaining why current therapies sometimes fail, report researchers from Children’s Hospital… Page 13 of 16 pages « First < 11 12 13 14 15 > Last » << Back to main