Allergic Conditions: Immunotherapy
		72%	American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology   USA
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			Allergic Reactions to Honey Bee and Wasp Stings.
		82%	A good overview of bee and wasp sting allergy Dr Adrian Morris Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI)   USA
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			Allergic Reactions to Stings from Hornets, Wasps, Bees and YellowJackets: Patient Information
		92%	A not very detailed, but reasonable overview of: Types of insect sting reactions Treating Allergic Reactions Avoidance Preventing Allergic Reactions Finding Out More About Venom Immunotherapy Allergy, Asthma & Immunology Online   USA
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			Allergic Reactions to Stings from Hornets, Wasps, Bees and YellowJackets: Patient Information
		100%	A short but good overview. Allergy, Asthma & Immunology Online   USA
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			Allergy Diagnosis
		36%	A short but good overview on the diagnosing allergy. Allergy Society of South Africa (ALLSA)   SouthAfrica
Your comments			When I was admitted to C.C.U. for one of my worst anaphylactic shocks, a dietician came as no-one wanted to let me eat any normal food and refused to speak to me as I went privately to have a Vega test. It does not count she said. do it on the NHSS first. This was 5 months ago. unfortunately, I had another anaphylactic shock 3 weeks ago. Thankfully, I am due to attend an allergy clinic in London in 2 days. N. Jones

			Allergy to Bee and Wasp Stings
		100%	Bees and wasps cause painful stings because they inject venom using a small dart-like needle in their tails. The bee leaves its dart behind, stuck in your skin, and the bee subsequently dies. The wasp does not lose its dart, and does not die after the sting, and furthermore it can sting repeatedly. A nice but shortish overview. AllergyNet Australia   Australia
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			Anaphylaxis - Life-threatening allergy
		81%	An excellent article on anaphylaxis with a very detailed section on treatment of anaphylaxis. Dr Martin Stern Asthma & Allergy Information & Research (AAIR)   United Kingdom
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			Ask the Expert - Insect Stings
		95%	Safety of insect repellents. Can repeated insect stings in quick succession be lethal even if a person is not allergic to bee venom? American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology   USA
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			Bee Sting Allergy
		0%	Summer Stingers How To Prevent Bee Stings What To Do If You Are Stung Where bees are found A nice overview with some good pointers of how to avoid being stung. Allergy & Asthma Care, P.C.   USA
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			Facts on stinging insects
		70%	A short but very useful overview of various facts pertaining to stinging insects Allergy, Asthma & Immunology Online   USA
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