It's the week I dread. No, not because I need to cook an edible Easter meal for a house full of guests or attempt to keep the kids busy during spring break. With the heralding of spring comes spring cleaning, and I can't say I enjoy the task.
If you're one of the 40 million people who suffer from allergies, particularly dust or chemical sensitivities, spring cleaning can be more than unpleasant -- it can be downright dangerous, causing wheezing, sneezing, itchiness, and other allergic...
OK... I love spring. As the magnolia blossoms unfold, the sweet lilac scents drift on the soft April breezes, the grass on the hillsides... Read more »
Several months ago, another HealthCentral expert, Dr. James Thompson, wrote an excellent comparison of subcutaneous immunotherapy, SCIT for... Read more »
There's a promising new allergy treatment on the horizon, but it's a bit yucky, to be perfectly frank (though not exactly scientific!). It... Read more »
Recently on MyAllergyNetwork.com, a reader wrote in asking about the best air filters for people with allergies. I've never used an air... Read more »
Hi, I hope that everyone is enjoying the warmer weather. Along with the warmer weather also comes much-needed vacation time. However,... Read more »
Allergen Block is a new treatment for allergies that traps pollen before it enters the nose. The over-the-counter gel is applied to the outer nose... Read more »
The warmer temperatures associated with global climate change are making life harder for chronic asthma and allergy sufferers, experts say.... Read more »
Experts say that the spring, summer, and fall allergy seasons are really composed of smaller, six-week sessions. Tree pollen comes first, followed by... Read more »
Global warming may be bad for asthma sufferers, some experts say. Warmer temperatures around the globe mean that trees and flowers bud earlier, which... Read more »
Thousands of allergy sufferers claim that taking a spoonful of local honey every day has eased their pollen allergies. Experts say honey contains... Read more »
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