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Peanut allergies: skin patch for toddlers shows promise in trials

Researchers are hopeful that a small skin patch placed between the shoulders will help combat peanut allergies in young children.

The Week

Calls to improve allergy labelling in restaurants after fatal reactions

The Government is looking into improved allergy labelling and also at proposals for a national allergy tsar

Wales Online

‘Nothing off the table’ over calls to improve allergy labelling in restaurants

Health minister Neil O’Brien said the Government is ‘thinking about a number of different issues’.

The Independent UK

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9 foods to eat to relieve hay fever symptoms and 4 to avoid

Struggling with hay fever and seasonal allergies? Try eating (and avoiding) these foods

Mothers whose daughters died call for national allergy tsar

Natasha Ednan-Laperouse and Shante Turay-Thomas died from severe allergic reactions.

The Independent UK

Allergy tragedy mums say daughters' deaths should never have happened

Tanya Ednan-Laperouse and Emma Turay have told Health Secretary Steve Barclay to appoint a leader to act as a champion for people with allergies

Wales Online

A skin patch to treat peanut allergies? Study in toddlers shows promise

A new study finds an experimental skin patch shows promise to treat toddlers who are highly allergic to peanuts

The Independent UK

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Urgent warning to people with allergies as life-threatening fault found in medication

People with allergies are being warned their life-saving adrenaline injector may not work if they have been dropped and could either fail to activate, or release the dose of adrenaline too early

Daily Mirror

Eight of the biggest mistakes hay fever sufferers make that harm sleep

Symptoms linked to allergies are usually worse at night, an expert has said

Wales Online

Glasgow Pollen Bomb and how to cope with seasonal allergies if you suffer with hay fever

From drinking tea before bed, taking a shower with oils and tensing your toes, there are some ways you can get relief from the dreaded season allergies if you suffer from hay fever.

Glasgow Live

Is an air purifier or a humidifier better for allergies? Experts give their verdict

Allergy experts explain whether an air purifier or a humidifier is best for combatting allergy symptoms

Homes & Gardens

What are the worst garden flowers for allergies? 5 plants to avoid, and what to choose instead

The main cause of your seasonal allergies could be lurking in your flowerbeds...

Livingetc

Hay fever sufferers get warning as high pollen levels to hit UK

Why we get hay fever, how to know its hay fever and what we can do to treat hay fever - all answered by a leading consultant amid high pollen warnings

Manchester Evening News

Seasonal allergies tips and tricks as pollen count rises

Weather apps, keeping windows closed, and even old tea bags could help ease seasonal allergy symptoms as spring arrives

The Independent UK

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John Lewis, Amazon and Argos recall toys over safety fears

Safety fears include choking, chemical risks and allergies

Daily Mirror

'My son is allergic to ALL but nine foods and daughter to water - it's terrifying'

Mum-of-three Shannon Doyle, 37, has shared the 'frightening' reality of what it is like to have children with severe allergies - and says other parents judge her for being 'mean'

Daily Mirror

'My daughter has allergies just like me - I worry people aren't careful around her'

Managing your own allergies can be hard enough, but what do you do if your child suffers too? Rebecca Kyriacou shares how her anaphylaxis made her more scared for her daughter

Daily Mirror

Doctor issues hay fever advice to pregnant women this spring - and remedy to avoid

Dr. Shireen Emadossadaty has shared important advice for mums-to-be this spring, as she debunked myths surrounding allergies - including one natural remedy that doesn't work

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Wales Online

Woman's allergies are so severe that she almost died when eating her favourite ice cream

Julianne Ponan opens up about living with allergies

Inverse

Can mRNA Technology Hold the Allergy Cure We've All Been Waiting For?

Today's allergy treatments aren't great — but scientists hope new vaccines and therapies can offer permanent relief.

Salon

Why are allergies so bad this spring?

Climate change and a wetter winter are increasing pollen counts, experts tell Salon

Evening Standard

Best anti-allergy bedding: Sheets for your best night’s sleep yet

Say goodbye to swollen eyes and stuffy noses

Daily Mirror

'I nearly died eating my favourite ice cream because my allergies are so severe'

From anxiety in public spaces to isolation at school, Julianne Ponan's allergies have been a life-long battle - with many instances of frightening reactions. Now she's working to raise awareness in schools

Daily Mirror

Many pregnant women with allergies are afraid to pass them on to their children

Mums-to-be fear they'll pass on their allergies to their kids - and will avoid certain foods and locations just to be sure.

Daily Mirror

Boy, 10, deathly allergic to so many foods his family cooks meals entirely from scratch

William Hulme is now 10 years old, and is allergic to flax seeds, peanuts, mustard, sesame, tree nuts, chickpeas, pulses, pollen, grass, trees, and even dust mites

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