New Pollen Allergy Medicine
Allergens that most frequently cause problems are: pollens, mold
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Tree Pollen Triggers Asthma
Spring can be a difficult time for asthmatics, especially those of us with outdoor allergies. When the trees start pollinating, you can... Read more »
Will You Be Prepared For Tree Pollen Allergy Season?
As the Ides of March approaches how will you prepare for the oncoming pollen season? What does pollen have to do with the Ides of March?... Read more »
New Allergy Medicine Available for Nasal Allergy Treatment
Having trouble finding an allergy medicine that works well for you? If so, I have some good news. A brand new nasal steroid spray has just... Read more »
Do You Know Your Pollen Count?
Pollen is the culprit behind the seasonal allergy symptoms that are making me—and lots of other people throughout the US—miserable this... Read more »
New Prescription Allergy Medicine: Xyzal
Allergy medicines fall into a couple of groups: first-generation antihistamines, which are mostly available over the counter and include... Read more »
From Our Sources
Grass pollen tablet may reduce allergy, asthma symptoms
German scientists say that taking a grass pollen tablet may alleviate hay fever and asthma in children as well as allergy shots. Researchers studied... Read more »
What exactly is the pollen count?
If you're one of the millions of Americans who suffers from seasonal allergies, chances are you've paid attention to the pollen count forecast. But... Read more »
Lymph node shots better for grass pollen allergy
A Swiss study has found that allergy shots given directly into the lymph nodes is a faster, easier, and more effective way of treating grass pollen... Read more »
Clinical trial: Grass-pollen allergy vaccine
This is a study to determine the safety and effectiveness of a vaccine to prevent grass-pollen seasonal allergies. This national study is currently... Read more »
Promising New Study Attempts to find Vaccine Against Genital H...
On June 9, the Food and Drug Administration approved the first effective vaccine against Human Papillomavirus, a sexually transmitted infection that... Read more »
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