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Why the PB&J still runs the American lunchbox at 125: Allergies and school bans could not kill it

The peanut butter and jelly sandwich celebrates 125 years of enduring simplicity and affordability. Industrial innovations and wartime needs cemented its status as an American staple food. Peanut allergies prompted creative ingredient substitutions, expanding its appeal beyond traditional recipes. Regional variations and restaurant interpretations showcase its diverse culinary adaptability across…

The Economic Times

Drooling in Sleep? 5 Surprising Reasons You Should Know

Waking up to a wet pillow can feel embarrassing, especially when it happens regularly. Many people simply blame deep sleep and move on. But there can be more behind nighttime drooling than you might expect. Your sleeping position, blocked nose, mouth breathing and certain sleep-related conditions can all play a…

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Roti, Dal, and Dogs: What Indian Home-Cooked Meals Provide and the Nutrients They Miss

What dal and roti actually contributeDal, whether toor, moong, or masoor, delivers plant protein, B vitamins, and soluble fibre. For a dog eating a plain, unsalted version, that protein does count toward daily requirements. A medium-sized dog needs roughly 18 to 25 grams of protein per 100 grams of dry…

Times Life

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Banning nuts from the skies would not keep people with allergies safe

Letter: Alison Smith says food bans do not improve compliance, they create a false sense of security in patients

The Guardian - UK

Halloween Candy Sold at TJ Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods Recalled Over Undeclared Milk

Halloween candy sold at TJ Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods and Sierra stores is being recalled because the packaging failed to disclose that the product contains milk, creating a potentially serious risk for people with milk allergies.

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Food allergies when flying are no joke. That’s why nuts should be banned on planes

People with allergies must be able to travel without fear, and a compassionate society should respect that, says Lucy Pasha-Robinson, an assistant Opinion editor at the Guardian

The Guardian - UK

Voices: ‘Dystopian nightmare here we come’: Readers mock Prue Leith’s school lunchbox ban call

YOUR VIEWS: The former Great British Bake Off judge’s call for a lunchbox ban has been met with fierce resistance from our community, who accuse her of pushing the nanny state too far

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Passenger Branded “Selfish” For Declaring “Birthright” To Eat Peanuts On Plane In Response To Traveler’s Comment

A woman was simply trying to enjoy her peanut chocolate bar on a flight when a fellow passenger decided to take a bite out of the fun.

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Woman films herself eating peanut chocolate before her flight. Then a passenger behind her makes a pointed remark: ‘It’s my birthright’

The woman apparently didn’t have peanut allergy.

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This is where pollen is forecast to surge in the US this fall

Ragweed is the biggest culprit of fall allergies - a single plant can produce up to a billion grains of irritating pollen that can travel hundreds of miles

The Independent UK

5 Signs Your Red Eyes Could Be Eye Flu

The redness, tearing and itching of the eyes can be quite scary. The inflammation of the conjunctiva known as conjunctivitis or eye flu is caused by the swelling of the conjunctiva, a transparent membrane covering the outer white layer of the eye and inner eyelids. While the disease is usually…

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How One Plate of Papaya a Day May Support 5 Common Health Concerns

Papaya is one of those simple fruits that can easily become part of a healthy daily diet. Soft, naturally sweet and packed with nutrients, it provides vitamin C, vitamin A precursors, fibre and antioxidants. It also contains enzymes such as papain, which are often studied for their role in digestion.…

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Woman Assumes Son’s GF Is Just High Maintenance, Gets A Stressful And Expensive Reality Check

People with food allergies lead complicated lives. The least those around them could do is take their condition seriously, as failure to do so could lead to dire consequences. This mom learned that the hard way when she decided to ignore her son’s girlfriend’s dietary restrictions, turning what was supposed…

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Why Do Headaches Increase During Monsoon? Here's the Real Reason

Monsoon Season is fun. Rainy roads, fresh winds, tasty pakorasHowever, there is another meaning to the rainy season for many people, and that is a headache. If you experience a headache whenever there is rain, then rest assured that you are not alone. There is a scientific explanation to it.…

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‘Poop pills’ transplant might be the answer in curing food allergies, scientists find

Some 33 million Americans suffer from food allergies - including nearly five million with peanut allergies

The Independent UK

Eat capsules containing human faeces to reduce peanut allergies, study suggests

Peanut allergies are believed to affect two per cent of children in the UK

Euronews

Older or younger sibling? Birth order may affect health later in life

The order in which children are born may shape their risk of developing dozens of diseases, from autism and allergies to substance abuse.

The Independent UK

The gene-edited dogs giving hope to people with pet allergies

Scientists at a biotech company have used gene editing to create two hypoallergenic beagles that don't trigger allergies

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Summer Heat Can Also Cause SAD as Experts Warn Heat, Insomnia, and Allergies Can Fuel Depression

Summer-pattern seasonal affective disorder may cause depression, insomnia, anxiety and appetite changes. The condition can be overlooked during warmer months.

The Times of India

Meet Abigail Stein, the 13-year-old Nashville student who designed affordable ‘allergy spoons’: ‘You don’t need a $200 machine to change the world’

Abigail Stein developed an ingenious spoon designed to identify food allergens, providing a safety net for students with severe allergies during school meals. This innovative Allergy Spoon changes color upon detecting specific allergens, enhancing awareness and safety. Abigail was celebrated as a leading finalist in a prestigious young scientist challenge,…

International Business Times UK

Check Your Chocolate: FSA Recalls Products Over Undeclared Milk and Soya Health Risk

The FSA has issued a recall for Bon Bons Wholesale Ltd chocolates due to undeclared milk and soya, posing allergy risks. Consumers are advised to return affected products for a refund.

The Times of India

Five brightly coloured chocolate products shaped like cars, hearts, butterflies and ladybirds have been recalled across Britain because their labels fail to declare milk and soya.

The UK Food Standards Agency has recalled several Bon Bons Wholesale chocolate products because they contain undeclared milk and soya. People with allergies to either ingredient are advised not to eat the chocolates and should return them to the store for a full refund. The recall covers products sold across…

The Independent UK

Doctors share what sleeping with a fan on does to your body and health

Sleeping with a fan on can offer some relief, but too much concentrated air can irritate allergies

Capital & Main

Near the Salton Sea, Little League Players Struggle to Breathe

Pediatric asthma is common in Calipatria, where young athletes compete despite extreme heat and air pollution. Some worry a lithium boom could make things worse.

Times Life

8 Foods That Trigger Seasonal Allergies and Make Histamine and Pollen Symptoms Worse

Apples, Peaches, and Stone FruitsRaw apples, peaches, cherries, and plums contain proteins that closely resemble birch pollen. When your immune system is already on high alert during allergy season, it mistakes these fruit proteins for the same threat. The result is oral allergy syndrome, a tingling or swelling in the…

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