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May 22, 2013; 11:40 AM ET It is still warm today, but tomorrow and Friday it will seem like a return to March.
This spring could be the most miserable one ever for those of us with allergies, and we can blame it on climate change.
Thankfully, if you love baseball but have a peanut allergy, Major League Baseball does not want to exclude you. Many teams now participate in nut-free days at the ballpark, when no peanuts or Cracker Jacks are sold.
The first step to treating your allergies is to limit your exposure to your triggers. This can improve symptoms.
Watery eyes, runny nose, sneezing fits. If these symptoms mark the start of the season for you, here are some simple, helpful steps.
Children who move to the United States have a lower risk of allergies than kids born in this country.
There are many naturally-occurring plant compounds called phytonutrients that assist with allergies.
Mother Nature offers a number of herbal remedies to help ease our sniffles and sneezes.
Environmental factors are expected to worsen suffering from allergens.
May 20, 2013; 5:00 AM ET E-cigarette manufacturers claim the devices can help a person quit smoking but have those claims ever been proven?
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