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Saskatchewan Health Authority asks families to save specialized formula for babies who need itThe formulas are amino acid-based and hydrolyzed infant formulas. The SHA said there is no national shortage of regular infant formula.HealthJun 22
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Last year’s drought results in more pollen this springLast summer's drought caused more issues for this year than expected, one being pollen and it being worse than it’s been in years.HealthJun 11
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Do you have allergies or a cold or flu? Here’s how to tell, and how to recoverDr. Birinder Narang explains that there is plenty of overlap when it comes to symptoms, with the major difference being in how long those symptoms last.HealthMar 31
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Allergy season is getting worse. Why climate change is to blameA group of scientists in the U.S. found a 21-per-cent increase in pollen concentrations over the last three decades while studying more than 800 sites across North America.WeatherMar 30
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Accuracy in food labelling a concern for those with allergies, new study saysThe number of Canadians with bad reactions to food is on the rise, according to the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University.HealthOct 20, 2021
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Dufflet’s Chocolate Cake advertised as vegan recalled over egg allergy warningUpon issuing the recall, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency said anyone allergic to eggs should not consume Dufflet's Chocolate Cake.CanadaJul 3, 2021
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Hamilton ‘definitely’ has higher levels of allergy-causing pollen compared to last 4 years: expertsA pair of allergy specialists say a lot of pollen circulated across Ontario and Quebec last May.HealthMay 31, 2021
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‘We’ve been forgotten’: AstraZeneca rollback leaves out those allergic to mRNA vaccines'We have been forgotten. I want the province to have an option for people who cannot take Pfizer or Moderna,' Jomar Marzano said of only being able to access mRNA vaccines.HealthMay 20, 2021
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Allergy experts suggest removing blanket allergy bans in schoolThe new guidelines suggest instead of bans, schools should maintain a stockpile of EpiPens, and create personalized allergy management plans for kids.HealthMay 6, 2021
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Schools shouldn’t ban nuts, other allergens, new guidelines saySchools shouldn’t ban nuts and other allergens to prevent allergic reactions in children, according to new guidelines published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology.HealthMay 5, 2021
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