Louisiana's climate fosters a variety of allergens, like pollen and mold. And as an "allergy capital," the city rarely gets ...

Documented cases of allergies in wildlife are rare, but animals are susceptible once they’re in captivity.

The arrival of spring is traditionally associated with allergies, but the crisp air brought on by autumn’s cooler weather doesn’t necessarily mean everyone can take a breath of relief.

Introduction Allergies and asthma are prevalent health issues that affect millions of people in the United States, including ...

However, Rutledge said some symptoms and clues are "very suggestive" that you're experiencing a virus rather than seasonal ... allergies, then you might be a good candidate for in-clinic allergy ...

Some of these airborne particles, such as pollen, pet dander and mold spores, are irritants that can aggravate people's allergies ... a pediatric allergy nurse consultant for the Sandwell ...

Current methods to assess seasonal allergies rely on self-reports or assumptions linking allergy prevalence to aeroallergen concentration. However, aeroallergen data are limited in scope ...

What is a latex allergy? Natural rubber latex is a milky fluid found in rubber trees. There is a protein in the fluid that can cause allergic reactions in some people. Some gloves, condoms, balloons, ...

Many people decide to invest in air purifiers to help ward off seasonal ... World Allergy Organization Journal, air purifiers may significantly reduce some of the symptoms of dust mite allergies ...

Beginning Monday, Oct. 28, Ontario has made flu shots and updated COVID-19 vaccines available to residents across Ontario. Residents across Greater Sudbury are being urged to book an appointment ...

If seasonal allergies are turning ... provide temporary symptom relief for allergy sufferers, a doctor might recommend immunotherapy through a series of shots or other treatments.

(WBRC) - As allergy season stretches on, many are left wondering if their symptoms are from allergies, a cold, or something more serious. Dr. Jessica Grayson, an associate professor in the Department ...