Health Risks of Incense Burning for Allergy and Asthma Patients
Recent research presented at the ACAAI Annual Scientific Meeting reveals serious health risks for allergy and asthma sufferers associated with burning incense. The study highlights respiratory dysfunction, headaches, and allergic reactions linked to harmful substances in incense smoke. Health experts recommend alternatives such as electric incense devices to mitigate these risks. Learn more about the health implications of incense burning and safer practices.
Rising Demand for Psychological Support Among Children with Food Allergies
A recent study reveals a 50% increase in psychological referrals for children with food allergies from 2018 to 2023, highlighting the growing need for mental health support. Conducted by Nationwide Children’s Hospital, the research underscores the anxiety related to food allergies and the importance of addressing both physical and psychological aspects of care. With over half of the children experiencing anaphylaxis, healthcare providers are urged to integrate mental health services into treatment plans.