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Article: Ask Doctor Cory.
- Article from:
- Child Life
- Article date:
- March 1, 2005
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Dear Dr. Cory:
In the December 2004 issue you stated that there is no cure for allergies, but there really is one. Although not always 100 percent effective, allergy shots con cure your allergies. I am writing this for Wendy because she needs to know there is a cure!
Best Wishes,
Claire Olson
Newtown, Connecticut
Dear Claire:
Thank you for your letter. Allergy shots can help to decrease the symptoms of certain types of allergies, but they are still not a cure. After a series of allergy shots, allergy symptoms often become milder and may go away completely for a while. There have not been enough long-term studies to ...
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Article: STUDY CONFIRMS BENEFITS OF ALLERGY SHOTS
Post-Tribune (IN);
December 15, 1998 ;
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... ... confirms the long-term benefits of allergy shots, which virtually cured some children ... Japan, researchers reported Monday. Allergy shots have been dogged by controversy despite ... that most studies worldwide show that allergy shots work well when they are properly prepared ...
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