A combination of timely interventions now and proactive protocols next winter can benefit patients who experience exacerbated symptoms at certain times of the year.

The FDA warns that longtime users of popular allergy medications may experience "severe itching" after stopping use.

A different kind of tickborne disease is on the rise in West Virginia. Alpha Gal Syndrome cases are becoming more and more ...

A celiac disease diagnosis can be overwhelming and life-altering. Dietitians share practical tips for managing this condition ...

Allergic skin diseases, such as atopic dermatitis and chronic spontaneous urticaria, are among the most prevalent and ...

Scientists discovered that a previously uncharacterized subset of immune cells may play a critical role in the development of ...

As allergy season kicks into high gear, a doctor provides tips to manage symptoms, as the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of ...

Try foods, drinks, and plant compounds, like ginger, that counteract histamine reactions. Find a complete list of ...

By Dan Stark Tick season is in full swing on the East End, as more people spend time outside in warm weather, creating more ...

The study compared blood samples from urban infants with those from infants in a farming community, specifically the Old ...