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Featured Allergies ArticlesLooking Your Best with Nasal AllergiesWhen your allergies are in full bloom, are you tempted to hide inside until your most visible symptoms subside? If so, you certainly aren't alone. The less than appealing effects of allergies can make it very challenging to look your best. But with a little extra care, you can minimize the signs and put your most attractive face forward all of the time.Can Eating Rice Keep Allergies at Bay?Do Allergies Compromise Your Immunity?A Guide to Cooking with Food AllergiesCould You Be Allergic to Sex?View All Allergies ArticlesAllergies NewsBreast feeding may not alter older kids' health
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Play Video NowView All Allergies VideosAllergies Tip: Read Food Labels to Stay SafeTo prevent food allergies, always read the nutrition labels before you make a purchase. In most cases, allergens are listed by their common names (like "milk"), rather than their scientific terms (such as "casein"). But if you have a serious allergy, it's best to familiarize yourself with the technical names just to be sure. |
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