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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Friday that it's working with the drug company Pfizer to remedy a shortage of important injectable medications, including emergency syringes of epinephrine.
More >>The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Friday that it's working with the drug company Pfizer to remedy a shortage of important injectable medications, including emergency syringes of epinephrine.
More >>When seasonal allergies strike, what remedy is right for you? The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has some answers.
More >>When seasonal allergies strike, what remedy is right for you? The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has some answers.
More >>For years, you probably have been told that wheat bread is far better for you than its white counterpart, but a small, new study suggests that maxim may not hold true for everyone.
More >>For years, you probably have been told that wheat bread is far better for you than its white counterpart, but a small, new study suggests that maxim may not hold true for everyone.
More >>Millions of Americans have had to swear off shellfish, eggs, peanuts or soy to avoid allergic reactions that can range from stomach cramps to life-threatening swelling of the airways, new research shows.
More >>Millions of Americans have had to swear off shellfish, eggs, peanuts or soy to avoid allergic reactions that can range from stomach cramps to life-threatening swelling of the airways, new research shows.
More >>Many resources can help people with asthma manage triggers and symptoms, an allergist says.
More >>Many resources can help people with asthma manage triggers and symptoms, an allergist says.
More >>Heading to summer camp for the first time is always a little unnerving. But for a child with allergies or asthma, there are special concerns.
More >>Heading to summer camp for the first time is always a little unnerving. But for a child with allergies or asthma, there are special concerns.
More >>Parents shouldn't give their children any medications containing the narcotics codeine or tramadol because they can cause life-threatening breathing problems, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned Thursday.
More >>Parents shouldn't give their children any medications containing the narcotics codeine or tramadol because they can cause life-threatening breathing problems, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned Thursday.
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