Fast Food Increases Allergy Risk
People who eat fast food at least three times per week are more prone to shortness of breath, asthma, allergic rhinitis and skin rashes.
read morePeople who eat fast food at least three times per week are more prone to shortness of breath, asthma, allergic rhinitis and skin rashes.
read moreThe initial results are promising: One tablet containing a substance that inhibits certain histamine receptors alleviates skin changes in atopic dermatitis twice as effectively as a placebo.
read moreWho will benefit from specific immunotherapy? A new procedure could reveal who will benefit from the three-year treatment right after the first treatment phase.
read moreConvenience foods can be found in every supermarket and ready-to-eat industrial food products are available at many fast food restaurants. But the ingredients are often of poor quality. People who
read moreInflammatory skin conditions not caused by bacteria or viruses can occur at any age. People 55 and older are most commonly affected. An international research team has now investigated the
read moreThe German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR) has investigated how the substances and pigments in tattoo inks are distributed in the body.
read more