If the changing leaves and cooler temperatures haven't clued you in, fall is here, and so are the allergies.

Each season brings new allergens of which healthcare professionals need to be aware, and during fall, respiratory viral ...

Fall allergies are back, and so is cold season. Both can have similar symptoms, so how do you know whether you’re dealing ...

Sniffling a bit more than usual? Welcome to spring allergy season in the Northern Hemisphere. Even if you don’t think you have allergies, it’s worth paying attention to those sniffles. More than 1 in ...

As fall settles in across the U.S., millions of Americans may find themselves battling seasonal allergies, colds or the flu — ...

A person may feel like their seasonal allergies have worsened during and after they have experienced COVID-19. Some research suggests there may be a link between seasonal allergies and long COVID.

Millions of Americans are in a battle as autumn has settled in over how to tell the difference between whether they have allergies during the fall or are suffering from a cold.

Primed neurons also reacted more strongly to different allergens that send the same type of danger signal, which may help to ...

Allergies are caused by the immune system’s abnormal reaction to allergens, leading to inflammation that can range from mild to severe. Ingested allergies, often more prevalent in children, can cause ...

The smaller Halloween treats can have different ingredients and cross-contact risks than their full-size counterparts, an ...

Could high pollen mean more than sneezing? A study found suicide deaths rose during peak pollen periods, raising new questions about allergies and mental health.