Novartis is just months away from filing for approval of oral BTK inhibitor remibrutinib as a treatment for chronic spontaneous urticaria – also known as chronic hives – after reporting long-term data ...

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You can track and avoid triggers like certain foods or stress to help prevent hives. Seek medical care to confirm a hives diagnosis and identify the cause of your symptoms. You might take vitamin D3 ...

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(Image: Bertrand Russell and W.M. Newton, Editor, BBC Talks Department.) The inaugural Reith Lecture was given on 26 December 1948 by Bertrand Russell. In a series of 6 talks Russell spoke on the ...

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Pressure urticaria is caused by prolonged pressure on the skin from things like tight clothes or heavy items. Delayed pressure urticaria can last from 8 hours to 2 days and antihistamines may not help ...

Cholinergic urticaria is a type of hives caused by heat, sweat, or spicy foods. Antihistamines like Allegra and Claritin can help treat these hives. People should avoid known triggers, like hot baths ...

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