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ONLINE ALLERGY RESOURCE LAUNCHED
The newly launched "My Allergies in America" Web site (
"We believe the Web site is a valuable tool that offers important information relative to the experiences and perceptions of nasal allergy sufferers, their caregivers, and health care professionals. We hope that it will become a primary resource for patients and physicians to help gain an understanding of the burden of allergic rhinitis," said Mark H.N. Corrigan, MD, executive vice president of research and development for Sepracor Inc.
The survey, conducted in individuals with nasal allergies 4 years of age and older, assessed the incidence, prevalence, daily life impact, and treatment gaps that currently exist for patients with nasal allergies. The result indicated that adults and children with nasal allergies alike endure bothersome symptoms that adversely impact quality of life. The data also suggested that new treatment options may be necessary as both adults and children seek relief from these symptoms.
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