Annette Jane Towler

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• Is Lymphoma-related PTSD Possible?

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• Swiping Right: How One Woman Found Love and a Kidney on Tinder

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• The Connection Between IBS and Lactose Intolerance

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• Coping with Breast Cancer Radiation Therapy

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• Are Allergy Shots Effective?

  What is Allergy Shot?An allergy shot, or allergen immunotherapy, is a method in which small amounts of allergens are introduced to the body to stimulate the immune system against a specific allergen, without causing a full allergic reaction. This allows the body to get used to the specific allergen...