#allergies is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 55 people shared 83 posts with it — around 3 a day. Activity is down 14% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 17 with 7 posts.
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Kira @kirascribbles.bsky.social
So apparently, I had the audacity to go outside and breathe on Sunday and my body decided to send me to the 7th circle of Allergy Hell. Today it is finally easing up and I cannot emphasize how strange it feels to return to reality. You'd think I was tripping on something the last 3 days 😂
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Fluid keeps your brain from crushing itself and shields your spine from shock – a neurologist explains what happens when it stops working
Cerebrospinal fluid can sometimes leak or collect in the brain without an identifiable cause, leading to symptoms that can be difficult to diagnose.
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L'ambroisie a un ennemi naturel, et il vient de s'installer en France
Venu seul d'Amérique, un coléoptère dévore l'ambroisie. Là où il vit depuis dix ans, en Italie, le pollen le plus allergisant a chuté de 82 %.
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Seasonal Allergies in Children
Childhood allergies can strike in any season and at any time. Here are some things parents should know about decreasing allergies — especially for children with asthma.
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Don't Cry, Have a Tissue?
ALT: Don't Cry, Have a Tissue?
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Gene-Edited Dogs Free from Allergies Offer New Hope for Pet Owners
A biotech startup has developed gene-edited beagles that lack the protein causing dog allergies, offering a potential breakthrough for allergy sufferers. Scientists at Kindred Companion Sciences used CRISPR to remove the Can f1 gene, which produces the primary allergen in dog dander, hair, and saliva. The edited puppies, Bailey and Alfie, show no detectable levels of the allergen, passing rigorous tests including skin prick trials and protein level measurements. Founder Matt Walker, who suffers from allergies, has lived with one of the dogs for over a year without reactions. This marks the first successful application of gene editing to create hypoallergenic pets, following earlier efforts with cats. The research highlights the potential of genetic modification to address health issues while preserving breed characteristics. While challenges remain in commercialization and ethical considerations, the study represents a significant step in personalized pet care solutions.
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