If you've been sneezing more or waking up stuffy, you're not alone. Dust mites and allergens love to hide in our homes, ...

That familiar tickle in your nose when you wake up, the sneezing fit that ruins your morning, and the restless nights spent breathing through congestion could all point to the same hidden problem.

Aug. 12 -- (HealthDay News) -- No matter how clean your home is, tiny insects called dust mites may still live in mattresses, carpets, furniture and pillows. Many people are allergic to dust mites, ...

Deryn Lee Thompson is affiliated Loreal, Ego Pharmaceuticals and Quality Use of Medicines Alliance having received honorariums for educational talks or advisory work. Deryn has also undertaken ...

Dust mites are very common in the home. These microscopic pests hang out in household dust, so you'll often find them in upholstery, bedding, furniture, and carpeting. Many people suffer from allergic ...

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has recommended a new once-daily immunotherapy tablet for treating moderate to severe house dust mite allergic rhinitis. NICE said that the ...

Anesthesiologist Dr. Myroslav Figura suggests leaving your bed unmade for a period after waking. This allows trapped moisture from sweat and body heat to evaporate, reducing the proliferation of dust ...