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Allergy sufferers, the worst is over
Clouds and rain this May might have come with a silver lining.

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iPhone Game Review: Bloomies
iPhone Game Review: BloomiesReviewed by JadeDragonFor all those simulation fans who love to build their virtual empires, growing flowers and keeping bees might just be the relaxing game they need when they want some downtime. Bloomies is a planting …

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ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) – Joyce Johnson remembers the drums beating slowly as she walked with her girls from the Old Post Chapel, behind the horse-drawn caisson carrying the flag-draped casket of her husband.

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Team of women escort the fallen to their graves
Joyce Johnson remembers the drums beating slowly as she walked with her girls from the Old Post Chapel, behind the horse-drawn caisson carrying the flag-draped casket of her husband.

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Save yourself from allergy attacks
For those who have never had hay fever and are suddenly sniffling, sneezing and reaching for the Claritin, you’re not alone.

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Children with hayfever wanted for study
RESEARCHERS in Southampton have renewed their appeal for children who suffer from hayfever to take part in a study that is due to start in a few weeks.

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Scranton/Wilkes-Barre one of most challenging areas for spring allergy sufferers
For area allergy sufferers, it starts as early as February: the watery eyes, the stuffed-up nose, the headaches.

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Allergy sufferers less likely to develop cancer
New York, May 24 : Suffering from an allergy? Well, here’s something to cheer about—you are less likely to get cancer if you are tormented by runny noses, itchy eyes and coughs, according to a series of surprising new scientific studies.

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Achoo! – May is Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month
The symptoms are familiar to millions of Americans— runny nose, sneezing, watery eyes. Allergy is the fifth leading chronic disease among Americans of all ages, according to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.

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Software firm takes jab at iPhone apps
Auckland-born software firm Ceiba Solutions has developed an iPhone application for the world’s biggest pharmaceutical company, Novartis, and says it is helping major clients make the leap into social media.

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