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Commercial Organisation's Site Good A Patient's Asthma Primer

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A document outlining the following key points: Asthma words you should know, how the lungs work, what is asthma, is your asthma under control, triggers of asthma, irritants of asthma, allergens: environmental control, occupational asthma, medications that worsen asthma, asthma medications, relievers, preventers, warning signs of poor asthma control, questions and answers.

Canadian Asthma Consensus Guidelines   Canada

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Professional Organisation's Site Excellent Allergens And Airborne Irritants

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Allergic reactions or responses to fumes, perfumes, smoke or other irritants in the air may trigger an asthma attack.
This is a short but informative article relating to allergens & airborne irritants.

Intelihealth   USA

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Commercial Organisation's Site Moderate Allergens: Pollen

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A overview on Pollen allergies.

ViaHealth   USA

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Laypersons Organisation Moderate Allergic Rhinitis (Hay Fever)

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Allergic Rhinitis is caused by inhaling airborne particles you may be allergic to. These are called allergens. Out of the more than 50 million Americans who suffer from allergies, 24-40 million suffer from airborne allergies. These are caused by:

Pollen.Com   USA

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Professional Organisation's Site Good Allergies Help Clinic

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Clearing the Air on Hay Fever
Is it Allergic Rhinitis or the Common Cold?
Ragweed: A Force to be Reckoned With
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Weather.com   USA

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Laypersons Organisation Moderate Allergies to Pollen

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Steps to control pollen allergens
Allergies to pollen
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National Jewish Medical & Research Center   USA

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Professional Organisation's Site Moderate Allergy Categories Allergy Categories Allergy Categories

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Animal, food, household and outdoor allergies.

Is It Allergy?   USA

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Commercial Organisation's Site Moderate Allergy Control

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Brief overview on Allergy Control covering Dust, Pets, Environment and Pollen.

Allerayde   United Kingdom

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Layperson's Site Acceptable Allergy Free Gardening FAQ

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Questions and answers about allergy free gardening

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Allergy Buyers Club   USA

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Commercial Organisation's Site Acceptable Allergy Products: Masks

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3M 6200 HEPA Mask, 3M 8233 Mask, 3M 8210 Dust and Pollen Mask.

Achoo Allergy and Air Products   USA

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