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allergies

from pollen to dust mites, dogs and cats can have allergies too

summertime pollens can torment your pet by causing itching, sneezing, wheezing and watery eyes.
robin roberts
jun 28, 2022

bad news allergy-sufferers, pollen season could last longer

among the many ways climate change is affecting our health, rising temperatures may extend the season of season of stuffy noses.
chris arnold
mar 18, 2022

childhood adversity is a ‘cause of causes’ of adult illnesses and mental health problems

childhood trauma has a complex relationship with social determinants of health.
the conversation
feb 11, 2022

asking for a friend: are my store-bought flowers simply a bouquet of dangerous pesticides?

go ahead and get your flowers on, say the experts — biological control strategies control pests without poison.
karen hawthorne
feb 11, 2022

asking for a friend: dust mite poo is making you sneeze, not your carpet

the first step to successfully battling allergies is knowing what you are allergic to, says dr. alan kaplan.
karen hawthorne
feb 04, 2022

christmas tree syndrome: if your sparkly conifer has you feeling a little itchy, you are not alone

seven per cent of people with allergies saw a spike in coughing, wheezing and itchy rashes when exposed to the mold that comes with christmas trees, study finds.
nick beare
dec 17, 2021
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from pollen to dust mites, dogs and cats can have allergies too

summertime pollens can torment your pet by causing itching, sneezing, wheezing and watery eyes.
robin roberts
jun 28, 2022

bad news allergy-sufferers, pollen season could last longer

among the many ways climate change is affecting our health, rising temperatures may extend the season of season of stuffy noses.
chris arnold
mar 18, 2022
powered by
breast cancer canada

childhood adversity is a ‘cause of causes’ of adult illnesses and mental health problems

childhood trauma has a complex relationship with social determinants of health.
the conversation
feb 11, 2022

asking for a friend: are my store-bought flowers simply a bouquet of dangerous pesticides?

go ahead and get your flowers on, say the experts — biological control strategies control pests without poison.
karen hawthorne
feb 11, 2022

asking for a friend: dust mite poo is making you sneeze, not your carpet

the first step to successfully battling allergies is knowing what you are allergic to, says dr. alan kaplan.
karen hawthorne
feb 04, 2022

christmas tree syndrome: if your sparkly conifer has you feeling a little itchy, you are not alone

seven per cent of people with allergies saw a spike in coughing, wheezing and itchy rashes when exposed to the mold that comes with christmas trees, study finds.
nick beare
dec 17, 2021
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence
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