'Farmyard dust' pill could cut allergy rates

A pill based on farmyard dust that would prevent children from developing allergies may be available within five years, a group of scientists has revealed.

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'Farmyard dust' pill could cut allergy rates

A pill based on farmyard dust that would prevent children from developing allergies may be available within five years, a group of scientists has revealed. The research found that people who spent their...

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