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Is Something in the Air? Types of Allergies To Be Aware of in NYC

Put plainly, allergies are not fun. For some people they are annoying, for others downright debilitating. In certain cases, they are even life-threatening. Types of allergies in New York City can often stem from what initially seems ordinary and innocent. Under this mask of harmlessness, an allergen such as a plant or food, can cause …

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Common Asthma Triggers & How to Prevent Them

If your child suffers from asthma, a simple wheeze can be frightening. Fortunately, visiting your asthma doctor for asthma treatments can help you design a long-term plan, and learn to take the proper precautions at home to provide the best breathable environment for your child. Sorry Spot – You’ve Got to Go! Allergies and asthma …

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Sleeping Disorders and Your Child’s Health

Adult Sleep Treatment Differs in Children As adults we have experienced some form of sleep disturbance at one point in our lifetime. We know that most of the blame ranges from fatigue, irritability and poor sleeping habits. However, our children and teens may be at an even greater risk for their health, as they may …

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Helpful Home Remedies for Asthma Treatment

There is no cure for asthma but people can work to control their asthma related symptoms. For many people, asthma changes over time and affects their health in different ways. It is important to find an asthma doctor who will work with you to monitor your symptoms and treat them as necessary. Asthma can affect …

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Sleeping Better in Summertime Heat

If the hot summer temperatures and humidity are keeping you awake at night, well you are not alone. Summertime heat waves may have reached a plateau for now, as the average temperatures are currently sitting at 80 degrees, but the humidity is what troubles our patients the most. While every sleep doctor has their saying, …

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Does My Child Have a Cold or Asthma?

Asthma is a condition that affects millions of children and adults across the globe. When one or both parents have asthma, a child will have a greater risk of having lung disease, but the reality is that many children can develop asthma even if there is no family history of the condition. As an asthma …

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New Ragweed Allergy Tablets Promote Alternative to Painful Injections

Ragweed and pollen sufferers are likely to feel the effects of their allergies and even though allergy season arrived later than usual, there is only preparation and strategy we can turn to in order to keep symptoms at bay. Luckily ragweed sufferers have a new option to help with ragweed allergies. Earlier this year the Food …

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Survival Tips for Springtime Allergies

Top Survival Tips for Springtime Allergies An allergy is an overreaction of the human immune system to foreign substances, known as allergens, that eaten, breathed in, injected or touched. We cannot see allergens, but we know they are there because our reaction is to cough, sneeze; rub itchy eyes; we wipe runny noses and clear …

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Can Extra Sleep Improve Your Teen’s Health?

Sufficient sleep is an important part of everyone’s health, even your teenagers. Teens have a busy lifestyle, some with a jam-packed schedule of school, social and extracurricular activities that overrules an adult’s usual day. What you don’t know about your child’s sleeping cycle can translate into their performance at school as well as other health …

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Overweight Children May Have a Higher Risk of Developing Asthma

Most parents know that America is struggling with obesity, but do we know what it can do to our children’s health? To some degree we have realized that child health in itself is a struggle, every little cut and cough reflects their health, but how often do we pay attention to their weight? According to …

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