Paracetamol can cause allergies and asthma in children
Children taking paracetamol before 15 months of age are 3 times more likely to have allergies, 2 times more asthma symptoms than non-users.
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Children taking paracetamol before 15 months of age are 3 times more likely to have allergies, 2 times more asthma symptoms than non-users.
Kissing is the sweetest expression of love, but in some cases, a kiss can make you allergic, ...
Scientists at the University of Oulu Health Sciences Institute (Finland) have found that children ...
Skin is a fertile piece of bacteria, beneficial, and harmful. The harmful bacteria make you rash, allergy, ...
A 45-year-old Russian man died of a rare disease called contact dermatitis, when the summer temperature in the country increased.
The amount of pollen in plants has increased in the last few decades due to the greenhouse effect, which has led to an increase in the number of pollen allergies.
Quail eggs have more vitamins and minerals than chicken eggs. In particular, high quality tyrosine and phosphorus, which helps to nourish and strengthen the gentleman's…
Redness, wheezing and difficulty breathing after cow's milk are signs that the child's immune system reacts to milk protein components ...
Joanne Mackie, 28, appeared painful blisters and a red rash right after giving birth to boy James.
Drugs can save people, at the same time can cause unforeseen harm to those who use arbitrarily and recklessly; Do not use the disease properly and do not follow the phys…
Children with asthma can breathe easily if they spend a few days in the countryside, away from urban air pollution.
British scientists have had an impressive turning point in the treatment of peanut allergy, which is for patients to touch peanuts at increasing daily doses.
Nutrition experts at the University of Toronto, Canada have published research results showing that apples and breast milk can help babies fight asthma, eczema and aller…
Beekeepers who are bee stung everyday when they come in contact with bees have helped researchers understand why they never had a fatal allergy that many people suffer.
Peanut allergy is one of the most common allergies in the United States, it hurts more than 1.5 million Americans and kills about 100 people a year.