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When Will You be Miserable This Allergy Season?The start of spring signals many things, one of which is the start of allergy season.
By David Mielach Published
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New Ragweed Allergy Pill Clears FDAA new oral medication to treat ragweed allergies has been approved by the food and drug administration, the agency announced today.
By Rachael Rettner Published
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As Schools Boost Access to EpiPens, Do Teachers Know How to Use Them?Opinion You know EpiPens save lives — but do you know how to use one?
By Dr. Dave Stukus Published
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'Dog Dust' May Combat Allergies and AsthmaBy Tanya Lewis Published
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Allergic to Cold: Adapting to Life With a Mysterious ConditionThough many aren't fond of stepping outside into the cold winter weather, for some it's a life-threatening task.
By Jillian MacMath Published
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New EpiPen Law Could Save LivesPresident Obama signed a law today that would help schools stock injectable epinephrine to combat deadly allergic reactions. Nationwide, food allergies have been on the rise.
By Tia Ghose Published
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Boy's Bone Marrow Transplant May Have Cured His Peanut AllergyA 10-year-old boy with leukemia underwent a bone-marrow transplant, and after the procedure, doctors discovered that he was cured of his peanut allergy, they reported today.
By Jennifer Sargent Published
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7 Allergy Myths (and the Truth Behind Them)By Bahar Gholipour Published
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The 10 Worst US Cities for Fall AllergiesCountdown This year's annual ranking of the worst U.S. cities for fall allergies has been released, suggesting an overall worse than average year for allergy sufferers.
By Laura Poppick Published
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