Not only is allergy season lasting longer these days due in part to climate change, but this year in particular pollen ...

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An allergist is more than just a seasonal resource for environmental allergies. At Premium Allergy and Respiratory Center, Dr. Angela Sabry and her team can help identify and treat food allergies.

Smith noted that the only "mild risk" on a plane may be the surface contamination of tray tables, seat belt buckles, or door ...

So, a cup of joe can combat these effects, but you may also want to work with your allergist to find non-drowsy or topical options, such as certain nasal sprays or eye drops. "Those are a good ...

They work best when they're already in your system, so the night before is most efficacious," says Purvi Parikh, MD, an allergist, immunologist, and medical advisor with the Allergy & Asthma Network.

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"In the northeast the pollen storm is already beginning," Leonard Bielory, an allergist, immunologist and professor of medicine at Hackensack meridian School of Medicine, told Newsweek.

Dr. James Tarbox, an allergist at Texas Tech Physicians, spoke about adult-onset allergies. "We see a lot of allergies in kids," Tarbox said in a news release. "But some percent of the population ...

Dr. James Tarbox, an allergist at Texas Tech Physicians, spoke about adult-onset allergies. “We see a lot of allergies in kids,” Tarbox said in a news release. “But some percent of the ...

Dr. Joey Lane, an Allergist with Allergy Partners said midday is when you can expect allergens to be the worst. Lane said Central Virginia is currently in peak season for tree pollen. "It's light ...

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