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Jo Reed

Jo Reed

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Media Producer, Art Works Podcasts

Final Covers

gender and society,children's rights literature and the arts, community climate, language popular culture

Doesn’t Cover

Anything outside Wales!

Journalist Type

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Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 3

  • Sniffling, Sneezing, Itching Eyes: The ABCs to Get Through Allergy Season

    By Jo Reed, Tom Cioffi| Bottom Line Inc. Verified If it seems like allergy season runs from one season right into the next, it’s not your imagination. Bottom Line Personal asked Jo S. Reed, MD, a specialist in adult and pediatric allergy and immunology, what’s going on…and, more important, how to feel better. In the past, grasses and trees that pollinated in late winter and spring led to spring allergies…then the pollination of various weeds in late summer and fall led to fall allergies.

    By Jo Reed, Tom Cioffi · Bottom Line Inc.

    Mar. 20, 2024

  • MRT Food Sensitivity Testing: Everything You Need to Know

    By Jo Reed, Molly Kimball| blog.ochsner.org@ MRT food sensitivity testing has become an increasingly popular way for people with food sensitivities to identify specific foods that are causing food-related symptoms and chronic health problems. Read on to learn more about MRT food sensitivity testing, what differentiates it from other food sensitivity tests and how it may be beneficial to you. What is a food sensitivity test? Food sensitivity tests identify specific foods or food chemicals that cause inflammatory responses within the body.

    By Jo Reed, Molly Kimball · blog.ochsner.org

    Nov. 09, 2021

  • Sniffling, Sneezing, Itching Eyes: The ABCs to Get Through Allergy Season

    By Jo Reed, Tom Cioffi| Bottom Line Inc. Verified If it seems like allergy season runs from one season right into the next, it’s not your imagination. Bottom Line Personal asked Jo S. Reed, MD, a specialist in adult and pediatric allergy and immunology, what’s going on…and, more important, how to feel better. In the past, grasses and trees that pollinated in late winter and spring led to spring allergies…then the pollination of various weeds in late summer and fall led to fall allergies.

    By Jo Reed, Tom Cioffi · Bottom Line Inc.

    Mar. 20, 2024

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Company Info

Art Works Podcasts

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

+1 202-682-5400