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This section includes miscellaneous articles on food allergy and intolerance. Please read the thumbnails below and click on the title to open the article.
Food Allergy and IgA deficiency – Dr Albert Robbins, an allergist and environmental physician, looks at IgA deficiency in the context of food allergy and neurological conditions such as Tourette syndrome and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). 08/10
Food Allergy in India and Asia – Alex Gazzola investigates for his new book, Living with Food Allergies.2010
Genetically modified soya beans may cause allergy
2010
Ear infections – the food allergy connection.
Courtesy of Latitudes - 2010
The London Allergy and Gluten-free Show 2010 – Cressida Boyd reports
The emotional impact of food allergies in children and teenagers
04/10
Allergy and Allergy Remedies UK – Mintel March 2010
Alex Gazzola reports
Histamine intolerance - It feels like allergy, it looks like allergy, but it’s not an allergy! Dr Janice Joneja investigates a little recognised but very distressing intolerance and suggests how it may be managed.
03/10
Ford cars are allergy-friendly cars – 1/10
'Invisible bracelet' emergency health registry – 1/10
Clinical Guidelines for the avoidance of Allergy in Germany – 2009
Allergy to sex - as reported by MSNBC - 09/09
Allergic conjunctivitis – an excellent overview of the subject from Medical News Today 07/09
Horizon allergy report: For those who did not see it, a report on the recent Horizon programme on allergies – Micki Rose 2009
Allergies across Europe. Frances Dale looks at some of the results from the ongoing EuroPrevall study. 2009
A help article from Suite 101 on MSG - 2009
Medicine and Me: Allergies: meeting organised by the Royal Society of Medicine in association with the National Allergy Strategy Group – Alex Gazzola 2009
Salt - the pros and cons – Sarah Merson 2009
Food Allergy: Science and Clinical practice:
Report on a conference organised by the Allergy Research Foundation – Cressida Boyd 2009
Enzymes, the hidden extras: some enzymes used in industrial food production can be allergenic – Ian Tokelove 2008
Worrying your life away: Professor Christine Dancey of The Gut Trust 2008
Nickel allergy: more prevalent than you might think, allergenic nickel is the fifth most common element - Sarah Merson 2008
Allergic to the smell of food: one woman’s story of reacting violently to the strong smells of foods – Sinnet Morch 2007
IgG and gastrointestinal disorders: an outline of research into the possible role of food hypersensitivity as a cause of gastrointestinal diseases – Dr Anton Emmanuel 2007
Idiopathic allergy: explaining what idiopathic anaphylaxis actually means, and what to do when diagnosed thusly – Dr Harry Morrow Brown 2007
Is your immune system confused? An exploration into how emotions and acquired habits might cause immune reactions, and how a little examination of one’s allergy and its origins might relieve the condition – Rob Mesrie 2007
Allergenicity versus sensitivity: explaining the difference between the two conditions, how they manifest in an individual and determining which is which – Dr Hugh Sampson 2006
Individual reactions for treatments: addressing the complicated question of individuality in allergic reaction – James Mallinson 2006
Free-from medicines: putting the advice in Deadly Drugs into practice, with limited success – John Scott 2006
Deadly drugs: Analysis of drug manufacturing, drug contents and information for procuring specially made excipient/allergen-free medicines, known as ‘specials’ – Michelle Berriedale-Johnson 2005
Histamine: investigating the role of histamine in food allergy and mood control – Amanda Geary 2003
Food allergy and the gut: A conference report – November 2000
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