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Hay fever: What happens when an allergy kicks in?

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Hay fever: What happens when an allergy kicks in?

Allergens can get right up your nose, causing symptoms like sneezing and itchy eyes – and it's all down to your own immune system overreacting

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Hay fever: Why it's not to be sneezed at

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Hay fever: Why it's not to be sneezed at

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Hay fever: Do allergies change over time?

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Hay fever: Do allergies change over time?

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Treating inherited disease could start in the womb

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Treating inherited disease could start in the womb

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I won the Nobel by experimenting on myself

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I won the Nobel by experimenting on myself

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Should you eat wheat? The great gluten debate

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Time for some grains of truth about wheat and gluten

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Time for some grains of truth about wheat and gluten

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What if your gluten intolerance is all in your head?

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What if your gluten intolerance is all in your head?

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Itch protein may hold key to cure for skin conditions

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Itch protein may hold key to cure for skin conditions

The discovery in mice of a protein central to itchy sensations could lead to new treatments for eczema, psoriasis and other persistent skin complaints

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Looks like we've got allergies all wrong

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Calf produces world's first hypoallergenic milk

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Fish oil in pregnancy reduces infant eczema

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Citizen scientists eat worms to treat disorders

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