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The Fine Bedding Company Allergy Defence Pillow review: comfy enough, if you suffer from allergies

I tested this synthetic pillow with probiotic surface treatment that protects from allergens, and found the sleep experience similar to regular hollowfibre pillows

Woman & Home

Best bamboo mattresses in 2024, tried and tested for comfort, support and breathability

Clean, fresh and perfect for allergies: is it time to bed down with bamboo?

Evening Standard

8 ways to prep your home for Thanksgiving guests with allergies – including employing HEPA filters, food labels and switching to natural home fragrances

Learn how to make your home a more comfortable environment for allergy sufferers

Homes & Gardens

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Ex-Disney Worker 'Hacked Menu System' To Mark Dishes With Peanuts As 'Safe' For People With Allergies

A former Disney employee has been accused of hacking the menu system, targeting employees, and causing potential harm to allergy sufferers.

International Business Times UK

What are house dust mites and how do I know if I’m allergic to them?

People often believe they are allergic to house dust. But of the 20% of Australians suffereing with allergies, a number are are actually allergic to microscopic house dust mites.

The Conversation

Air pollution could be causing kids to develop peanut allergies, new study reveals

Peanut allergies have now made the long list of health problems caused by dirty air

The Independent UK

5 cleaning ingredients to avoid – are they secretly making your allergies worse? Here's what to use instead

Commonly found in formulations, they could be harmful to your health and home

Homes & Gardens

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Latin labelling on cosmetics is a risk to food allergy sufferers, says MP

Becky Gittins calls for cosmetic firms to list ingredients in English, saying current labelling is ‘absolutely bonkers’

The Guardian - UK

Rescue cat, named Defib, faces ‘cruel’ eviction from London ambulance station after 16 years

London Ambulance Service say some staff are unable to use Walthamstow Ambulance Station because of ‘severe allergies’ while the cat lives there

The Independent UK

32 dos and don'ts of pet sitting

Been asked to look after a pet? These are the dos and don’ts of pet sitting

PetsRadar

Experts issue urgent warning to anyone flying with a nut allergy

About 2–3 per cent of children and 1–2 per cent of adults in the UK have a food allergy

The Independent UK

No evidence nut allergens spread via aircraft ventilation systems, study finds

Passengers with food allergies should be allowed to board first to clean their seat area, but ‘shouldn’t worry’ about airborne allergens

The Guardian - UK

Plane nut ban announcements are unlikely to be effective, study says

They may even provide a false sense of security to passengers with allergies, experts said.

The Independent UK

Trump feigns alarm over Harris allergies

Vice President Kamala Harris released a medical report declaring her to be in "excellent health"

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The Independent UK

TikToker claims she was kicked off of Delta flight over her food allergies

The passenger said she had gone into anaphylactic shock on a previous flight

Evening Standard

London hospital launches study to prevent food allergies through eczema treatment

Results of study could have ‘hugely significant impact’ and halve allergy rates

The Guardian - UK

Deadly food allergies are on the rise among children. The cause isn’t what you might think

In England, high-profile tragedies have highlighted the recent spike in allergy rates – and the urgent need for better safety measures, says health expert Devi Sridhar

LiveScience

Pollen allergies drove woolly mammoths to extinction, study claims

A boom in vegetation at the end of the last ice age may have created so much pollen, it blocked mammoths' sense of smell. A new study suggests this drove the beasts to extinction, but not everyone agrees.

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The best filling for a pillow revealed – and there's something for every sleeper at all budgets

Time to upgrade the flat old pillow you've been using and enjoy comfy support

GoodToKnow

12 things parents of allergy children really want everyone to know

We spoke to some parents who have children with allergies - they want everyone to know just how serious and debilitating it can be when your child suffers allergic reactions to food.

The Conversation

What’s behind the large rise in food allergies among children in the UK?

The number of people in England with food allergies has more than doubled between 2008 and 2018, a new study reveals. The researchers, from Imperial College London, found that rates are highest among preschool children, with 4% having a “probable” food allergy.

Evening Standard

Mother 'still lies awake at night' after daughter, 13, dies from allergic reaction to Costa hot chocolate

Hannah Jacobs died within hours of taking a sip of a hot chocolate that contained dairy milk in Barking last year

The Guardian - UK

Food allergy diagnoses in England doubled in a decade, say researchers

Imperial College London study also found that a third of people at risk of a severe reaction do not carry an EpiPen

The Independent UK

Patients at risk of severe allergic reactions ‘do not have adrenaline pens’

Research shows the number of people with food allergy has more than doubled since 2008.

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“You Want To Call My Mom Because I Don’t Want To Die? OK, Call Her”

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