Childhood Asthma - Tips to Remember
		0%	A good overview of what causes childhood asthma, the effect of infections, diagnostic clues, management and medications. American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology   USA
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			Cleaning Effectively to Prevent Asthma Attacks
		99%	RAVEN SHADOWWINDS Raven's Asthma Information And Support
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			Controlling Dust Mites in the Bedroom
		0%	The best place to attack dust mites is in the bedroom where we spend about one-third of each day. These microscopic pests thrive on dead skin flakes as a food source. The average bed can contain up to two million dust mites. To reduce dust mite exposure in the bedroom and home, here are a few simple suggestions. Allergy Relief Store
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			Coping Tips for Allergy Sufferers
		0%	Coping tips available to U.S. residents only. Schering Allergy & Respiratory   USA
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			Could your indoor environment be making you sick?
		6%	Information on how to control: House Dust and Dust Mite Allergies | Pet Allergies Pollen Allergies | Mold Allergies | Cockroach Allergies The Allergy Solution, Inc.   USA
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			Dust Mite Allergy
		0%	Simple steps to relieving symptoms Control your dust allergy by controlling exposure. The Dust Mite Other Ways to Fight the Mite Mite exposure in acute asthma eAllergy.net   USA
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			Dustmite Allergy
		87%	What are dust mites?, What part of the dust mite causes allergies?, What are the symptoms of dust mite allergy?, Diagnosing a dust mite allergy, Combating the house dust mite, Allergy New Zealand   New Zealand
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			Eczema
		95%	What is eczema?, What are the symptoms?, Who is most likely to get atopic dermatitis?, What causes it?, Can eczema be cured?, How is it treated?, Can it be prevented?, Tips for keeping Atopic Dermatitis under control Allergy New Zealand   New Zealand
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			Exercise-Induced Asthma - Tips to Remember
		0%	A brief but very good overview including treatment American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology   USA
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			Explaining Allergies to Your Child
		0%	Young children with nasal allergy symptoms may not admit that their allergies are bothering them. Fears about going to the doctor or taking awful-tasting medicines are sometimes the reasons children refuse to talk about their symptoms. Older children and teenagers may not follow their treatment plan because they don't want to "stand out" or appear "different" from their friends. As a parent, you can help your child through many of the emotional aspects of managing allergies. Learn how to Explain Allergies to Your Child Learn how to Explain Reasons for Taking Allergy Medicines Nasonex.com   USA
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