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Blister Beetles

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Centipedes

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Hemiptera

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28. Parsons, D.J. Bedbug bite anaphylaxis misinterpreted as coronary occlusion. Ohio Med J 51:669 (1955).

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Hymenoptera

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34. Barr, S.E. Allergy to hymenoptera stings. JAMA 228:718-720 (1974).

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40. Insect-sting allergy: Questionnaire study of 2,606 cases. JAMA 193:109-114 (1965).

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