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Allergies and asthma affect far more than just a few weeks in spring. For many people, spending time in clean, natural environments and combining relaxation with fresh air can bring significant allergy relief.
Cross-reactive allergies connect pollen and food through shared proteins. Find out why apples make your mouth itch, what oral allergy syndrome (OAS) is, and when a reaction becomes dangerous.
Alpha-gal syndrome is a red meat allergy triggered by a tick bite. Learn about its delayed symptoms, diagnosis, and how to manage it.
Seborrhoeic dermatitis on the scalp, face and chest is driven by the yeast Malassezia. Learn how to treat it — including the new roflumilast option.
Anaphylaxis is the most serious allergic reaction. Learn how to recognise the symptoms, use an EpiPen, and what to do while waiting for the ambulance.
Food allergies can turn your diet upside down, but they don't have to take the joy out of eating. With the right substitutes, a bit of planning, and an open mind, you can still eat well — deliciously, in fact.
In summer, we all crave lightness, comfort, and style — and few things deliver quite like a beautifully cut linen dress. Discover 7 MEDICINE linen dresses that deserve a place in your summer wardrobe.
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