NBC Bay Area reports that “unseasonably warm weather […] has triggered early blooms and an early allergy season.” Read More »
Category: Allergy Disease News
New study could bring relief for those with cat allergies
Circassia LTD, a biopharmaceutical company in the United Kingdom, is funding a study that aims to develop a new treatment for cat allergies. Read More »
FDA rules ragweed allergy pill safe and effective
According to HealthDay News, the FDA met on Tuesday, January 28, to discuss a new pill for ragweed allergies and ultimately ruled it safe and effective. Read More »
Cedar fever can lead to serious sinus infections
Cedar fever can often lead to more serious ailments such as sinus infections and bronchitis. Read More »
Fitbit fitness tracker contains nickel, may cause allergic reactions
According to LiveScience, Fitbit recently issued an apology after discovering that one of its most popular items — a $130 wristband called the Fitbit Force that tracks daily activity — had caused a number of individuals to develop serious rashes. Read More »
How to tell the difference between cedar fever and the flu
In some cases, it can be difficult to tell the difference between cedar fever and the flu. Read More »
Allergy season may begin early this year due to erratic weather
While the extremely cold weather over the past few weeks has posed a serious safety concern, OzarksFirst.com reports that it may be having a negative effect on allergy sufferers, too. Read More »
Study: Ingredient in baby wipes linked to rashes in babies
A recent study published in Pediatrics suggests that a certain ingredient in baby wipes could be responsible for skin irritation and rashes. Read More »
Immunotherapy during pregnancy may reduce a child’s chance of developing allergies
A new study presented at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI) suggests that women who undergo immunotherapy during pregnancy may be able to reduce their children’s odds of developing allergies. Read More »
‘Cedar fever’ especially dangerous for asthma sufferers
Cedar fever can be particularly difficult for people who suffer from asthma. Read More »
