Allergy Prevention in Children
		0%	Allergies are often life-long and although treatable, they are often not curable. It therefore makes sense to try to prevent allergies in children, if possible, than trying to treat them later. Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy   Australia
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			Allergy Testing for children FAQ
		0%	What is an allergy? How do allergies affect children and how do they get them? What are signs or symptoms of allergy in a child? What tests are generally used to diagnose allergies? Skin Tests for Allergies Blood Tests for Allergies Elimination Diet Are there other allergy tests? What kind of doctor does allergy testing? What can parents do if their child has a positive allergy test? Allergy Buyers Club   USA
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			Allergy to Animals
		0%	An indepth article on pet allergies. Dr. Harry Morrow-Brown Allergies Explained   UK
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			Allergy to Mosquito Bites.
		98%	Presented in a questions and answers format to a common query on allergies to misquito bites - an extremely informative and easly understood article. Alan Greene, M.D., F.A.A.P. Dr Greene's House Calls   USA
Your comments			For general information, the article was very good. I learned many things. Our daugher, Rosalyn (a fraternal twin 19 months old) has reactions similar to those discribed: Redness, swelling, blistering, and the misquitoes seem to love her in particuar--multiple bites. The other twin, Lena has no problem--hardly bitten at all. Japanese doctors say she has a permanent allergy that will stay with her for life. Is this true? To give immediate relief she is prescribed a steroid cream, which if applied immediately after the bite minimizes the potential hazards of the steriod. If you have any advice or opinions I would be grateful. She a lovely girl and otherwise healthy. It's sad to see her so miserable with all these bites. From: Bruce Hird We are in the same spot with our 6 yr. old daughter. This article was very helpful. From: Christi Rohweder

			Allergy-Friendly Birthday Parties
		48%	Birthdays are important social events for children. However when a child has a food allergy, they can be a huge source of worry and stress for parents and can make the allergic child feel left out or 'different'. We've put together a guide for parents to help take some of the stress out of planning and attending parties. Click on the following links for tips on how to throw the best birthday party on the block, for allergy- and kid-friendly party recipes, and for advice on keeping your child safe at other children's parties. Allergy New Zealand   New Zealand
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			Amy's Fresh Fruit Cobbler
		0%	Free from recipes for kids Kids With Food Allergies
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			An exciting new treatment for Eczema! Pediatric News
		0%	Dr Greene presents an alternative treatment for eczema - an exciting new treatment has been suggested that is all natural, with no side effects, and works with the underlying logic of the disease instead of against it. The news came in a fascinating study published in the Lancet. Alan Greene, M.D., F.A.A.P. Dr Greene's House Calls   USA
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			Anaphylaxis and Daycare/School: What You Need to Know
		0%	What you need to know about Anaphylaxis and how to cope with in schools and daycare Canadian Health Network   Canada
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			Asthma Tops School Health Issues But Not Parents' Back-to-School Priorities
		0%	American Lung Association Poll Reveals Woeful Preparation Before Back-to-School-Asthma Spikes American Lung Association (ALA)   USA
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			Balancing the Needs of Young Children: Strategies for Day-Care Centers and Play Groups
		0%	Many of you have requested ideas for managing day-care situations and play groups for children too young to enter school. To prepare this article we spoke with day-care center staff, parents, preschool teachers, and family day-care providers. We learned that as is the case with most other food allergy concerns, advance planning is the key to success. Anne Muñoz-Furlong The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network (FAN)   USA
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