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Say: ry-NY-tis Rhinitis is irritation and swelling of the lining of the nose. But you probably just call it a runny nose. You have rhinitis when you have a cold, but allergies to things like pollen from plants and trees also can get your nose running. This is called allergic rhinitis or hay fever. These allergies may make you sneeze or make your eyes water. for Kids

The drug maker announced that its Swiss subsidiary, Glenmark Specialty S.A., received marketing approval from the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation for Ryaltris nasal spray.Ryaltris (olopatadine hydrochloride 665 mcg and mometasone furoate 25 mcg), is indicated for symptomatic treatment of seasonal and perennial allergic rhinitis in adults and children over 12 years of age. Ryaltris relieves symptoms of allergic rhinitis, including stuffy nose, runny nose, nasal itching, sneezing, as...

Novel immunotherapy approach to revert the main hallmarks of cat allergy Researchers from the Department of Infection and Immunity of the Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH) brought forward the potential of high doses of a specific adjuvant molecule, namely CpG oligonucleotide, in successfully modulating the immune systems allergic response to the main cat allergen Fel d 1, thereby inducing a tolerance-promoting reaction and reverting the main hallmarks of cat allergy. The researchers analyzed...

Neurent Medical Closes $25 Million Series B Funding to Advance Innovative Chronic Rhinitis Treatment Company Prepares for Commercialization of Revolutionary In-Office Therapy Neurent Medical, a company pioneering innovative treatments for chronic inflammatory sino-nasal diseases, today announced it has closed a $25 million Series B financing. The round was led by new investor LSP, from its LSP HEF-2 fund, and co-led by Atlantic Bridge, investing from its Growth Fund IV. Fountain Healthcare...

Treating post-infectious smell loss in COVID-19 patients Thought LeadersProfessor Carl PhilpottAcademic SurgeonUniversity of East Anglia News-Medical catches up with Professor Carl Philpott about the latest findings regarding COVID-19 and smell loss (anosmia), and how sufferers of smell loss post-infection can be treated. We last interviewed you back in the early stages of the COVID pandemic about smell loss and COVID-19, when it was becoming increasingly recognized as an official symptom. How ...

temperatures desperately. >> at least 120 homes or buildings had been destroyed. live report from oklahoma straight ahead here on cnn. [ gunfire ] this is aleppo, the biggest city in syria. it is a battlefield now, but it soon might be the scene of an all-out warfare. rebels fighting for their, fighting there think syrian forces are getting ready to launch a major military offensive against them, it could happen any day now. tens of thousands of civilians have already fled the city. ...

sheriff office on the phone with me. cindy? >> yes, it is. >> the standoff going on for hours and hours. when did police finally enter the bunker? >> about 9:15 our s.w.a.t. teams used an explosive in breach the roof that enabled them to get enough had a stru see in. they saw a body. they were able to get in there and find the person that appears -- we believe its keller. appears hes been dead for some time. >> what did it look like inside that bunker? what was in there? >> well, we ha...

Working its important to get tested-you get a shot. dr. basel will agree, only about 30 percent of the people truly have the allergy, and a lot of people, the pollen just affects their day to day rhinitis. a lot of people wake nup the morning and blow their nose, its not an allergy, its normal rhinitis, baseline life, and those people are especially at risk for the pollen sort of affecting their breathing and causing some sneezing, even if they dont have the true antibody. so its important to ge...