Allergies in Children
		70%	Every child care centre usually has at least one child who suffers from allergies. As a result, it is important for caregivers to be aware of children's allergies, know how to avoid substances that trigger allergies and be prepared to manage reactions. A very nice overview of allergies, and includes suggestions that can be implemented in any child care centre. Child and Family Canada   Canada
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			Allergy Introduction
		93%	A very detailed overview of the physiology of allergy, with a link to the "The Grand Unified Field Theory" which may not necessarily be supported by orthodox medicine. Stephen J. Gislason MD Solutions For Health Problems - Environmed Research Inc. & Alpha Nutrition Educational Programs   Canada
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			Asthma
		1%	A good overview of asthma Allergy, Asthma & Immunology Online   USA
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			Asthma and airway remodeling
		0%	Editorial for ASMANET - September 1997 Louis-Philippe Boulet Asmanet   France
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			Asthma Transmitted Through Bone Marrow Transplantation
		0%	Researchers say asthma can be transmitted from donor to recipient following bone marrow transplantation and that donors with asthma should be excluded from donating bone marrow to non-asthmatic recipients. A news report Doctor's Guide to Asthma Information and Resources   USA
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			Asthmology : from basic science to clinical management
		0%	Editorial for ASMANET - September 1997 Mainly an article on an upcoming congress. Professeur Philippe Godard Asmanet   France
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			Considerations in asthma and concomitant upper airway symptoms
		0%	Bronchial asthma has been defined as an inflammatory disorder of the airways. However upper airways are often forgotten either by the clinicians when they care asthmatics or the designers of clinical trials. Nose and sinus are a part of the airways and their role appear to be important in the pathophysiology of asthma; the treatment of rhinitis and sinusitis has to be included in the recommendations. Not very detailed. Professeur Philippe Godard Asmanet   France
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			Delayed Hypersensitivity
		66%	Delayed patterns of food allergy are not obvious and generally go unrecognized. Symptom onset is delayed many hours after eating foods and chronic disease is often the result. This page is the introduction to other pages on around this topic: GIT Permeability & Antigen Entry Type III Pattern Wheat Allergy Milk Allergy Symptoms Celiac Disease Diagnosis & Tests Invalid Tests Food Allergy Infants Food Allergy in Children Eczema Hives Food Allergy & Asthma Food Allergy & Nephritis Certain statements and sections are not necessarily supported by orthodox medicine. Solutions For Health Problems - Environmed Research Inc. & Alpha Nutrition Educational Programs   Canada
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			Delayed Patterns
		0%	Non IgE mechanisms are responsible for delyaed patterns of food allergy that are prevalent and produce symptom complexes both generally and in target organs such as the gastrointestinal tract. Certain statements and sections are not necessarily supported by orthodox medicine. Stephen J. Gislason MD Solutions For Health Problems - Environmed Research Inc. & Alpha Nutrition Educational Programs   Canada
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			Eosinophils - mischief-makers in asthma
		0%	Eosinophils are a type of white blood cell (corpuscle) and take up the red dye eosin when blood is examined under a microscope by the commonest method. They accumulate wherever allergic reactions like those in asthma take place. Their natural role is to defend us against parasites. In fact allergies such as asthma are probably a malfunction of our protective mechanism against parasites. An excellent look at these cells involved in allergy. Asthma & Allergy Information & Research (AAIR)   United Kingdom
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