These symptoms often raise the question: Are they caused by winter allergies or pollution? While both conditions can lead to ...

But how can you find out if it’s due to winter allergies or pollution? While both can cause similar issues, knowing the difference is key to finding the right treatment. We spoke to Dr Samir ...

and most winter allergies take place indoors. However, in areas with milder winter seasons where grass can pollinate year-round (e.g., several states in the South), allergy season can start as ...

Winter: Most people find their allergies dormant during the winter months because most plants don't pollinate during winter. If you still get watery eyes and a runny nose during cold weather ...

Summer is nearing and people throughout the community are itching to get outside. But beware — there are nefarious substances ...

GoodRx explains that while it’s true you’re more likely to have cold symptoms in the wintertime, you can get a cold at any ...

From higher temperatures to more CO2 production, here's what to know about the link between climate change and your allergies.

Isler’s Winter Park family is now celebrating Gov. Ron DeSantis signing a new law that requires training for staff in Florida ...

As we transition from winter to spring, with melting snow, budding trees, and blooming flowers, magic is in the air. But, less fortunately for some, so is pollen. Pollen is one of the leading causes ...

In winter, juniper trees are capable of pollinating in cooler temperatures. Symptoms can persist for a few weeks to several months. How long you'll be dealing with your seasonal allergies depends ...