Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles about allergic rhinitis in April 2012:For grass pollen allergens, trials show that polysensitized patients benefit just as much from single-allergen immunotherapy as monosensitized patients. http://goo.gl/tRECm
Allergen-specific immunotherapy provides immediate, long-term and preventive clinical effects in children and adults. SIT should not only be recognised as first-line therapeutic treatment for allergic rhinoconjunctivitis but also as secondary preventive treatment for respiratory allergic diseases http://goo.gl/u9bL3
83% of people with allergic rhinitis say the condition negatively affects their sexual activity http://j.mp/HIE6Ws
Contrary to popular belief, so-called hypoallergenic dogs do not have lower household allergen levels than other dogs http://bit.ly/HGHcvf
Occupational rhinitis caused by rice flour in a pizzeria worker http://goo.gl/05i5O
Gallup data confirm that the U.S. is in the midst of a stronger-than-usual spring allergy season http://goo.gl/DaV7N
Sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) is safe during pregnancy and is also safe when initiated for the first time in a pregnant patient - a prospective study on the safety of sublingual immunotherapy in pregnancy http://bit.ly/HIRH3H
Can f 6 and lipocalins may contribute to multisensitization in people allergic to mammals: dog, cat and horse http://bit.ly/I03kmX
Meta-analysis of clinical trials on traditional Chinese herbal medications for treatment of persistent allergic rhinitis - they appear beneficial effects in patients with PAR. However, the published efficacy studies are too small to draw firm conclusion http://bit.ly/IzoOYx
Patient response to different antihistamines will vary and that treatment decisions should be individualized http://goo.gl/nkyml
The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams.