Year In Allergy, 2004

Allergy Season Expected to be Worse this Year. Doctors Urge People Not to Blow Off Risk that Allergy Symptoms Signal Asthma. Food Allergies Now Believed to Effect 1-25. Warm Weather No Fun for Allergy Suffers. As these headlines demonstrate, allergies are no joke for millions of people worldwide. Keeping up-to-date with the latest medical developments in the field of allergy has never been more critical, but with thousands of papers written on this topic every year, how do you know which are the most important? Providing a databank of recent peer-reviewed papers, The Year in Allergy 2004 helps you keep in touch with the latest developments. An international panel of experts has reviewed key papers written on this topic over the past 12 months and collated them into one volume, making it easy to locate essential documents immediately without wasting time. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the recent literature published in this field that is both informative and useful.Holgate, S. T. is the author of 'Year In Allergy, 2004', published 2004 under ISBN 9781904392255 and ISBN 1904392253.