Warmer temperatures are expected to make symptoms worse. A Kansas physician is sharing ways you can prevent or treat symptoms.

The swing from warm temperatures to high winds and snow this weekend may be behind a rise in sinus infections and allergy cases across the Tennessee Valley, according to a local nurse practitioner.

Allergy season appears to be starting early this year, and healthcare providers say a wet spring could be helping fuel the ...

A string of FDA approvals and late-stage clinical trials has expanded the toolkit for treating seasonal and environmental allergies, giving patients new ways to manage symptoms and, in some cases, ...

Omalizumab has improved the day-to-day lives of patients with food allergy, Robert A. Wood, MD, FAAAAI, professor of pediatrics at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, told Healio. “We’re ...

Climate change is extending allergy season and increasing pollen production, making symptoms last longer, according to ...

Early introduction to a range of foods, including potential allergens, remains the best way to help prevent food allergies in infants and young children, and options for treatment are in the pipeline, ...

Seasonal allergies are nothing to sniff at. Spring allergy season is worsening with each passing year, as winds carrying ...

Azithromycin was used early in the pandemic to treat COVID-19 in patients and has continued to be used to fight respiratory ...

In this exclusive MedPage Today video, Jonathan Bernstein, MD, of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, discusses emerging data on barzolvolimab, an investigational humanized monoclonal ...

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) conducted an Allergy Capitals report for 2026, ranking the largest 100 ...

DOCTORS SAY ALLERGY SEASON IS ALREADY IN FULL SWING ACROSS MISSISSIPPI. DR. TODD ADKINS, ALLERGIST- IMMUNOLOGIST AT MISSISSIPPI ASTHMA AND ALLERGY CLINIC: < "WE'RE DEFINITELY IN PEAK TIME RIGHT NOW.