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Sesame allergy’s surprising threat

Publish date: February 27, 2019

 

U.S. sesame allergy prevalence tops some tree nut allergies’ rates. Teens are likely to mimic their parents’ opioid use. Smoking cessation could delay or prevent rheumatoid arthritis. And death data spur a boxed warning for the gout drug febuxistat.
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