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How to know if your pet has allergies Original

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By Sally Adee Verified
| BBC Verified
By Sally Adee7th June 2026 Cats and dogs can be allergic to pollen, but getting a diagnosis is a lengthy process. Y You've been sneezing all week and your eyes are streaming. It's allergy season. But you're not the only one who's suffering. Your pet has been unusually itchy lately – scratching all night, keeping you awake, eyes teary and gummed up. They seem as miserable as you are. Could your cat or dog also be struggling with the pollen?
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What to read this week: Poisonous People by Leanne ten Brinke

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By Sally Adee Verified
| New Scientist Verified
How can we spot if someone is lying to us?  There are no easy tells Poisonous People Leanne ten Brinke Simon & Schuster It seems only fitting that a book about dark personalities opens with the case study of a psychopath. But the author’s choice isn’t who you might have been expecting. Instead of a criminal whose misdeeds are on trial, it turns out to be the highly regarded judge hearing his case. William O.
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Does intermittent fasting live up to the hype?

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| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Sally Adee For The New York Times In 2013, a British journalist and a doctor introduced an obscure dietary protocol to the wider culture. The idea was simple: Two days a week, eat almost nothing — fewer than 600 calories. The rest of the time, eat normally. The writers, Dr. Michael Mosley and Mimi Spencer, claimed “The Fast Diet” could help you shed fat, reverse Type 2 diabetes and stave off age-related diseases of mind and body.
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