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  1. To help decrease the amount of dust mites encase mattresses, box springs, and pillows with mite-proof covers. Further methods consist of washing bedding once a week in hot ...
  2. This is a magnified photograph of a dust mite. Mites are carriers (vectors) of many important diseases including typhus (scrub and murine) and rickettsialpox. (Image courtesy of the Centers for Disease ...
  3. ... triggers are cold and dry air, mold, pets, dust, grasses, pollen, cockroaches, odors from chemicals, and smoke ... triggers are cold and dry air, mold, pets, dust, grasses, pollen, cockroaches, odors from chemicals, and smoke ...
  4. ... the majority of harmful particles, including mold spores, dust, dust mites, pet dander and other irritating allergens from ...
  5. ... viruses, bacteria). Inflammatory causes such as chemicals, fumes, dust, and …
  6. ... the end of the inhaler. Check for any dust, lint, or other objects. Shake the inhaler well.
  7. Histoplasmosis is a fungal infection caused by inhaling dust from spore-infected bird droppings. In the disseminated ...
  8. Histoplasmosis is a fungal infection caused by inhaling dust from spore-infected bird droppings. The acute form ...
  9. ... substances like pollen, animal dander, molds and mildew, dust, nuts and shellfish, may also cause allergic reaction. ...
  10. ... the nose and eyes, to allergens such as dust, dander and pollen. The sensitized immune system produces ...
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