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Sublingual Dust Mite Tablets Are Effective for Allergic Rhinitis

David J. Amrol

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In 2014, three sublingual allergen immunotherapy tablets have been approved by the FDA: Grastek contains Timothy extract; Oralair contains

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In 2014, three sublingual allergen immunotherapy tablets have been approved by the FDA: Grastek contains Timothy extract; Oralair contains

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In 2014, three sublingual allergen immunotherapy tablets have been approved by the FDA: Grastek contains Timothy extract; Oralair contains

Key concepts: Medicine, Dermatology, Dust mites, Sublingual immunotherapy, House dust mite, Allergy, Allergen, Immunology

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