Eating an abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables and carefully
reading nutrition content labels can curb sugar intake. Learn
what those dental words mean. Get dental news feeds delivered
directly to your desktop! more... Allergic reactions are
sensitivities to a specific substance, called an allergen, that
makes contact with the skin, or is inhaled into the lungs,
swallowed, or injected. Some allergic reactions are mild, while
others can be severe and life-threatening. Allergic reactions
often occur more frequently in people with a family history of
allergies. Substances that don't bother some people (including
certain medications) can trigger allergic reactions in others.
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