According to Medical Xpress, an online health resource, National Jewish Health determined that 25 percent of of the patients it treated from 2005 through 2008 didn’t have asthma, while 70 percent had other untreated and undiagnosed conditions in addition to the chronic respiratory disease. Read More »
Archive for September, 2013
Wearing sunglasses may help with seasonal allergies
According to Men’s Health News, researchers in Turkey recently determined that wearing sunglasses outside during daylight had a positive effect on allergy patients. Read More »
Examining the two most common types of allergy tests
In this post, we’ll examine the two most common types of allergy tests. Read More »
Researchers identify gene linked to asthma symptoms
Researchers from the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) recently announced that they have discovered a link between ORMDL3, a gene that affects an individual’s susceptibility to asthma, and the airway inflammation that people who have the disease often experience during an attack. Read More »
Don’t let fall allergies keep you from maintaining your garden
If you love to garden but are worried about how it will affect your fall allergies, you can rest assured knowing that by following these helpful tips, you can keep your seasonal allergy symptoms at a minimum. Read More »
Seasonal allergies don’t have to get in the way of your exercise routine
Just because you have allergies doesn’t mean you can’t exercise outdoors. Read More »
3 natural remedies to try this allergy season
Are you trying to find a natural way to relieve your seasonal allergy symptoms? If so, consider trying some of these techniques. Read More »
Experts: Ragweed allergy season to persist until weather cools down
The last thing that allergy sufferers want to hear is that ragweed season is expected to be worse than usual. However, according to CBS News, this appears to be the case. Read More »
Study: Pollutants increasing the severity of asthmatic symptoms
For the millions of men and women who suffer from asthma, managing their symptoms is a top priority. Read More »
AAFA publishes list of top 10 worst cities for fall allergies
The Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) recently published its annual Fall Allergy Capitals report, which lists the top 100 cities in the United States where seasonal allergies are at their most severe. Read More »