Allergies - Videos

New Asthma Device

More Americans than ever before are suffering from asthma, making it one of the country's most common diseases.

Ragweed Allergies

Ragweed allergens driving people crazy.

New Asthma Device

More Americans than ever before are suffering from asthma, making it one of the country's most common diseases.

Bee Attack

Older man is killed by wasps.

Asthma Inhalers Being Phased Out

Certain over-the-counter asthma inhalers are being phased out this year.

2011 Has Been a Terrible Year for Allergy Sufferers

This year has been the worst for allergy sufferers.

Scientists Could Possibly Shut Off Food Allergies

Scientists may have found a way to alter the immune system, essentially turning off food allergies. The research is in mice, but holds promise for people suffering allergies to peanuts and eggs.

Neti Pot Helps Flush Sinuses During Allergy Season

A "Neti Pot" is pretty basic but works well to clear out sinuses by directing water through nasal cavities.

Summer Allergies

This summer's weather had the right conditions to make it bad for allergy sufferers.

Peanut Allergies Linked to African Ancestry

A new study has linked African ancestry to an increased risk of childhood peanut allergies.

Allergy Rush

With fall approaching--allergy sufferers are gearing up for another season of sneezing. But if you want to get a jump on treating your allergies--there's a way to do it in a shorter period of time.

Allergy Drops Easier Than Shots

Weekly allergy shots can be a pain (in more ways than one!) for patients. Now there may be a new alternative.

Women With Poor Asthma Have Increased Risk During Pregnancy

Women with poorly controlled asthma have an increased risk for complications during pregnancy.

Heat Causing Allergies in Dogs

Veterinarians are seeing an increase of allergy cases in dogs this summer.

Indoor Air Quality is More Important Than Outdoor Air

The quality of the air in your home may matter more to your health than outdoor air.

Dr. Hensel Reports on Summer Bug Bites

Summer is the time for bug bites; some children's skin is more sensitive than others- what are the best treatments?

Robert Bazell Reports on Food Allergies

Robert Bazell (NBC Nightly News) reports that food allergies many not only be more severe than first thought- but also more common.

Food Allergies

What can children do to protect themselves from food allergies?

Summer Bugs

With summeritme come the bugs. Researchers say mosquito number could be the worst in years. Avoiding too many bites can help prevent disease.

Eye Allergies

Itchy, allergy eyes need to be seen by a doctor because allergies can cause a nasty infection that has the potential to affect your vision.

Pet Allergies

Exposing young children to dogs and cats might actually protect against animal allergies.

Worst Allergy Season Ever?

Dr. Nancy Snyderman (NBC Nightly News) reports on what some are calling the worst allergy season ever.

Rainy Weather Responsible for So Much Tree Pollen

Experts suspect heavy rains has led to an abundance of tree pollen this year.

Boy Suffers Shock from Peanut-Laced Blood Transfusion

Doctors in the Netherlands say a boy with a severe peanut allergy went into anaphylactic shock after receiving a blood transfusion. Apparently, donors had been eating peanuts.

Latex Glove Ban

A national consumer group wants to ban natural rubber latex gloves because of possible allergic reactions.

Asthma Stats

New statistics on asthma in America are released.

Secret Allergy Triggers

Lowered immune systems from stress could be one of many unexpected triggers for allergies.

Spring Allergies

While the weather is unpredictable, you can count on lots of sneezing and coughing this time of year.

Allergy Centers In Full Swing

Allergy centers are getting booked across the country now that spring is here.

Cost of Allergies

Omar Villafranca talks to a doctor about the high cost of high pollen counts.
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