What Doctors Miss When Evaluating Drug Allergies Before Surgery
Drug allergy labels can raise surgical infection risk; experts say most penicillin-allergic patients can safely receive cefazolin after proper evaluation.
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Drug allergy labels can raise surgical infection risk; experts say most penicillin-allergic patients can safely receive cefazolin after proper evaluation.
A nickel-sized microneedle stamp delivering peanut protein through skin could desensitize children to peanut allergies in just three minutes per session.
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Rhapsido controlled chronic hives in twice as many patients as placebo, offering the first targeted therapy for 29 million people with chronic inducible.
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Horse allergy sufferers can continue riding through medical treatments like immunotherapy and practical steps such as wearing N95 masks while around.