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Can Facebook Trigger Asthma?

Can Facebook Trigger Asthma?

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A heartbroken 18-year-old man experienced shortness of breath whenever viewing his ex-girlfriend’s profile.

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Kardashian’s 911 Call for Son

Kardashian’s 911 Call for Son

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Kourtney Kardashian got good advice in this 911 call that she made as her 11-month-old son began reacting to peanut butter.

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Hidden Other

Hidden Other

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Allergen Where It Hides Alternate Names Other Foods Corn: alcohol artificial flavorings and sweeteners (like aspartame and xylitol) baking powder… Read more »

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Hidden Sulphites

Hidden Sulphites

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Allergen Where It Hides Alternate Names Sulphites alcoholic and non-alcoholic beer and cider vinegar and wine vinegar wine baked goods… Read more »

Other Food Allergy
Hidden Soy, Legumes, Sesame and Other Seeds

Hidden Soy, Legumes, Sesame and Other Seeds

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Allergen Where It Hides Alternate Names Soy/Legumes baked goods, bread, cookies cereals, crackers canned goods chewing gum imitation dairy food… Read more »

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Hidden Fruits, Vegetables

Hidden Fruits, Vegetables

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Allergen Where It Hides Alternate Names Fruits, Vegetables (Oral allergy syndrome or IgE-mediated allergy) flavorings and spices colorings salads (may… Read more »

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Hidden Milk and Egg

Hidden Milk and Egg

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Learn to recognize the products where milk and egg can hide, and the alternate names for these allergens you’ll want… Read more »

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Hidden Milk

Hidden Milk

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Allergen Where It Hides Alternate Names Milk, Dairy artificial butter, butter flavor, butter oil baked goods, e.g. cakes, cookies battered… Read more »

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Hidden Tree Nut

Hidden Tree Nut

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Allergen Where It Hides Alternate Names Tree Nuts baked goods, crackers cereals granola bars, trail mixes marzipan calisson (marzipan-type candy)… Read more »

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Hidden Peanut

Hidden Peanut

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  Allergen Where It Hides Alternate Names Peanuts chocolate/candy bars-barbecue sauces Asian-style dipping sauces (particularly Szechuan) curry sauces egg rolls,… Read more »

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