allergy

Answers common questions about allergies.

Fifteen-year-old Samantha is transported back in time to 1553 and the court of the ailing King Edward VI. Suspecting that Edward has allergies, she is determined to save his life.

Regina must find a solution when she learns her best friend has peanut allergy and cannot eat Regina's fabulous planned birthday cake. Includes note from a pediatric allergist.

An exploration of allergies that discusses symptoms, causes, and what to do to feel better and includes answers to frequently asked questions, fact boxes, and a glossary.

Traces the history of allergies over the last one hundred years, explaining how allergies generated global political concerns about the link between health and the environment, how allergies emerged as a new disease in the late nineteenth century, and how science and medicine have responded to the need for effective allergy treatments.

Pinpoints the large group of children who are affected by the illness as multiple chemical sensitivities by the way they look, act, write, draw, and learn.

A little boy's allergies force him to give away his beloved dog.