• Allergies at School
  The number of allergic children is on the rise throughout the world. And it's not just home-work they're allergic to! In a recent study carried out in a Paris suburb, more than 20% of the population of school children were suffering from allergies, and that is what is happening in most cities around the world.
  
  
• Are You Allergic to Stinging Insects?
  Although most people don't have allergic reactions to insect stings, it's always better to be safe than sorry. These tips from Mothers of Asthmatics can help you ward off pesky insect stings and know what danger signs to watch for if you are stung.
  
  
• Insect Allergy
  Problems to airborn allergies, insect allergies and animal allergies.
  
  
• Insect Sting Allergies
  Insect stings and bites are common and usually cause minor reactions. Mosquito bites generally cause a hive reaction and only rarely can precipitate a serious systemic reaction.
  
  
• Insect Sting Allergies - Mayo Clinic
  Most of us find insect stings annoying, but for some people they are life-threatening. Oasis interviewed James T. Li, M.D., a Mayo Clinic specialist in allergies, asthma and immunology, for advice about dealing with severe allergies to honeybees, wasps, hornets, yellow jackets and other stinging insects.
  
  
• Insect Stings Allergies
  There are many stinging insects found in Australia and a surprising number of Australians are allergic to their stings. The most common allergic reactions occur with stings from bees, wasps and ants. The degree of allergy varies widely, however, most people are not considered 'allergic' to insect bites, experiencing only mild symptoms such as local itching and minor swelling.
  
  

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