More People Need Training in Lifesaving Epinephrine Use, Advocates Say
Parents, educators, caregivers, friends can respond to severe food allergies
full story » Diabetes Takes Toll on Women's Hearing: Study
Especially in women over 60, hearing is much worse for those with poorly controlled disease
full story » 'Nose Job' May Make You Look a Bit Younger, Too: Study
But several plastic surgeons say psychology may be at work as well
full story » Children Born by C-Section at Slightly Higher Asthma Risk
Large Norwegian study found likelihood greater when mothers had no allergies
full story » Celiac Disease in Women Linked to Depression Risk
But sticking to gluten-free diets helped improve their well-being in study
full story » Some 'Gluten-Free' Beers Really Aren't: Study
Other 'low-gluten' beers contain high amounts of the celiac disease irritant
full story » Hay Fever Symptoms Worse in Spring Than Summer: Study
Later exposure may spur less reaction or sufferers might just get used to symptoms, researchers say
full story » Noisy Toys Might Harm Kids' Hearing
If held too close to the ear, these toys might cause permanent damage, researchers say
full story » Many Police Officers Battle Sleep Woes, Study Finds
Falling asleep while driving, losing temper with suspects linked to lack of Zzz's
full story » Allergy Sufferers Should Prepare for Holiday Triggers
Asthma patients, those who react to food or environmental allergens should plan ahead: experts
full story » More Sore Throats Seen in Acne Patients Taking Antibiotics
But drug resistance is probably not the culprit, researchers say
full story » Air Fresheners, Scented Candles May Spur Allergic Reactions
One person's 'fresh' holiday scent is another's chemical irritant, research suggests
full story » 'Food Challenges' Provide Best Allergy Diagnoses: Study
But too few U.S. doctors use them, researcher says
full story » Even Homes Without Pets Have Pet Allergens
Expert offers tips to pet owners for reducing allergens
full story » Alcohol, Asthma and Allergies Don't Mix
Alcohol can trigger or worsen existing allergies, experts say
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