Investigating the Home Environment
		0%	Home allergens - Use of peak flow meter - Investigation of personal dust - Speed of release of mite allergen - Microscopical studies of house dust. Dr. Harry Morrow-Brown Allergies Explained   UK
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			Nothing to Sneeze At?
		0%	This article describes the most common indoor allergens & how to manage them. Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center   USA
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			Other Causes of Allergic Problems in the Home
		0%	Home allergens - Natural gas smells - Air fresheners - Insecticides - washing powder Dr. Harry Morrow-Brown Allergies Explained   UK
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			Peanut Allergy
		50%	A concise but good article on allergy to peanut. Prof. P. Potter Allergy Society of South Africa (ALLSA)   SouthAfrica
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			Something in the Air: Airborne Allergens
		0%	This long article covers the following: What is an allergy?, Why are some people allergic to these substances while others are not?, What is an allergic reaction?, Symptoms of Allergies to Airborne Substances, Pollen Allergy, What is pollen?, When do plants make pollen?, Mold Allergy, What is mold?, What is mold allergy?, Where do molds grow?, Which molds are allergenic?, Are mold counts helpful?, Are there other mold-related disorders?, Dust Mite Allergy, What is house dust?, Animal Allergy, Chemical Sensitivity, Diagnosing Allergic Diseases, Skin Tests, Blood Tests, Treating People with Allergic Diseases, Avoidance, Air conditioners and filters, Medications, Immunotherapy, Allergy Research & Information Resources Healthier You   USA
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			Standard Laundry Washing Removes Most Allergen From Bedding
		0%	Using detergent solutions at 25 degrees Celsius for at least five minutes has been shown to sufficiently extract the majority of mite and cat allergen from bedding, suggesting normal laundering will do the same, say researchers. LinkMedica   United Kingdom
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			The Allergy Guide: About Allergies
		0%	Allergies in the UK, what is an allergy?, common allergic diseases, common allergens, why do people get allergies?, the allergic march. The Allergy Guide   United Kingdom
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