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Diseases: Autoimmune Diseases | HIV & AIDS | Primary Immune Deficiency Diseases

Allergy: General Allergy | Allergens | Allergic Reactions | Allergy Testing | Allergy Treatment

Other Topics: General Immune System

Allergens

(Jump to: General Information | Animals | Drugs | Dust Mites | Food | Indoor Allergens | Insects | Latex | Metals | Mold | Plants | Sick Building Syndrome )

	General Information
	What is an Allergen?:AAAAI
	Something in the Air: Airborne Allergens:NIAID [PDF] [Order printed copy]

	Animals
	Pet Allergy:ACAAI
	Pet Allergy:Mayo Clinic
	Allergies to Animals:National Jewish Medical and Research Center

	Drugs
	Drug Allergy: Watching for Unexpected Reactions to Medications:Mayo Clinic
	Medications (and Allergic Reactions):Anaphylaxis.com
	Allergies to Medications/Drugs:National Jewish Medical and Research Center
	Aspirin Sensitivity:American Medical Association
	Flu Vaccine and Egg Allergy:ACAAI
	Penicillin Allergy:Mayo Clinic
	Allergy to Penicillin and Other Antibiotics:UpToDate Patient Information
	See also Blood and Lymphatic Systems, Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia
	See also Skin and Connective Tissue Diseases,Stevens-Johnson Syndrome
	See also Therapy and Drugs, Adverse Drug Reactions

	Dust Mites
	Allergies to Dust Mites:National Jewish Medical and Research Center
	Dust Mite Allergy:Mayo Clinic
	House Dust Allergy:ACAAI
	How to Create a Dust-Free Bedroom:NIAID

	Food
	Food Allergy:AAAAI
	Food Allergy:Mayo Clinic
	Food Allergy: An Overview:NIAID [PDF] [Order printed copy]
	Allergies to Foods:National Jewish Medical and Research Center
	Common Food Allergens:Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network
	Food Allergies: Food Labels List Top Eight Allergens:Mayo Clinic
	Hidden Sources of Food Allergens:Mayo Clinic
	Food Allergies: Strategies for Dining Out:Mayo Clinic
	Pediatric Food Allergies:American Academy of Otolaryngology
	Living With Food Allergies : A Complete Guide to a Healthy Lifestyle:netLibrary
	Food Hypersensitivity and Adverse Reactions : A Practical Guide for Diagnosis and Management:netLibrary
	Caring for Your Child With Severe Food Allergies:netLibrary
	Food Allergy, MedlinePlus

	Indoor Allergens
	Indoor Allergens:AAAAI
	Indoor Allergen Survival Tips:ACAAI
	Some 250 Allergens in the Workplace Are Linked to Allergic Asthma and Allergic Rhinitis:ACAAI
	Indoor Air Pollution, see Accidents, Poisons and Violence, Air Pollution

	Insects
	Cockroaches:NIEHS
	Cockroach Allergens Have Greatest Impact on Childhood Asthma In Many U.S. Cities:NIEHS
	See also Accidents, Poisons and Violence, Insect Bites and Stings

	Latex
	Latex Allergy:AAAAI
	About Latex Allergies:ACAAI
	Latex Allergy:Mayo Clinic
	Allergies to Latex:National Jewish Medical and Research Center
	Latex Allergy Topics:American Latex Allergy Association
	Latex Allergy, MedlinePlus

	Metals
	Chrome Allergy:New Zealand Dermatological Society
	Cobalt Allergy:New Zealand Dermatological Society
	Nickel Allergy:New Zealand Dermatological Society
	Nickel Allergy:American Osteopathic College of Dermatology

	Mold
	Mold Allergy:AAAAI
	Allergies to Mold:National Jewish Medical and Research Center
	Molds in the Environment:CDC
	Pollen and Mold Counts:National Allergy Bureau
	A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture, and Your Home:EPA
	Protect Yourself from Mold:CDC
	Environmental & Industrial Fungal Infestations:Doctor Fungus
	Molds:MedlinePlus

	Plants
	Outdoor Allergens:AAAAI
	What is Pollen?:AAAAI
	Pollen:NIEHS
	Allergies to Pollen:National Jewish Medical and Research Center
	Pollen and Mold Counts:National Allergy Bureau
	Poison Ivy, Oak & Sumac:American Academy of Dermatology

	Sick Building Syndrome
	Sick Building Syndrome:Environmental Health Center
	Sick Building Syndrome:Doctor Fungus

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