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Article: ALLERGY VACCINE MAY HAVE CAT LOVERS PURRING.(L.A. LIFE)(Statistical Data Included)
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- Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
- Article date:
- December 30, 1996
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Byline: L.A. McKeown Medical Tribune News Service
Cat lovers who become sneezy, itchy and teary-eyed when they get too close to their favorite feline soon may get help from a new vaccine that eliminates some of the uncomfortable symptoms of cat allergy.
Maryland researchers report success with a new vaccine that reduces symptoms faster and requires fewer injections than standard allergy shots.
Traditional allergy shots, also known as immunotherapy, consist of mostly water and extracts of cat dander - the dead skin cells that trigger reactions in allergic people.
Like pollen, cat dander is an allergen, and allergy shots are based on the ...
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