be Well: Myths about seasonal allergies
Dr. Amy Lynn Safaty, from CVS Pharmacy, breaks down what’s true and what’s false when it comes to allergies.
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May 1, 2024, 2:20 PM
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3ds agoMore than 100 million Americans suffer from some type of allergy, and there are many myths about how to treat them.
Dr. Amy Lynn Safaty, from CVS Pharmacy, breaks down what’s true and what’s false when it comes to allergies.
