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Unfortunately, we trade that for significantly closer proximity to new Zealand...
my wife couldn't breastfeed because there was no milk production. That's the top recommendation? Now what will happen to my son?
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usa has a whole agency for it National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID). edit: to ppl claiming this must be useless because its in usa is incredible ignorant and insulting to ppl who work there. pls do minimum of research before making such statements. they even have link to their ongoing clinical trials on their website homepage https://www.niaid.nih.gov/clinical-trials/find-a-clinical-tr...
I'm not sure if the US and public healthcare are a positive word combination exactly. Having an agency doesn't mean the outcomes are good.
Welp. I had a carpet floor in my bedroom as a kid, but that didn't prevent me from developing the badest allergy to dust mites as a teen. It recently got so bad that I started a hyposensitization treatment. Hopefully in 3-5 years it'll get better.
I still get some bad episodes, especially in winter, and I keep a distance from dust, but most days I'm fine.
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Sweden, norway, denmark. All slightly further away from russia!
Isn't this a bit of fetishization of the white man? Pretty sure all European countries have competent health agencies and AFAIK, the nordic countries do not score particularly well in health care metrics.
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