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Pediatric allergy specialist joins Loyola University Health System
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Rabbat's medical interests include the treatment and care of patients with asthma, food allergies, hives, swelling, drug allergies, contact dermatitis, eosinophilic, esophagitis, hay fever/allergic rhinitis, bee-sting allergy and vaccine reactions … Read more on The Doings La Grange
Demi Lovato: Two Years Ago I Spent New Year's Eve Crying in Rehab, Now …
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Toward the end of 2010, The X-Factor judge checked into a treatment center after a fight with a dancer on the Jonas Brothers World Tour. She left the tour and sought help at Timberline Knolls in Illinois, a center for women battling addiction and … Read more on Wetpaint
Brazil debates treatment options in crack epidemic
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Slowly, by offering health care and other help, the units' workers gain the trust of users and refer them to treatment centers. Studies suggest the approach can work: 47% of the crack users surveyed in Sao Paulo said they'd welcome treatment, according … Read more on Quincy Herald Whig