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A great new web-site for teens. Where you can learn how to manage risks in difficult situations, like dating or dining out, and see how other teens manage their allergies. If you have had an allergic reaction or have been in a tricky situation, you can use this site to share your experiences and help others avoid similar risks with their allergies. Check it out at Why Risk It.
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