Allergies - Videos

According to a new study, children's food allergies are costing American families nearly $25 billion a year.

Many people are familiar with the typical allergy season during the spring, but many people also deal with fall allergies. Here is a list of the 100 worst cities to live in if you suffer from fall allergies.

This can be a miserable time of year for allergy sufferers.

We discuss the growing popularity of leading a gluten-free lifestyle and its potential health benefits. Is avoiding products with gluten really healthier or is it just a fad?

Learn about a rare meat allergy that can develop, as a result of a tick bite.

Many healthcare plans cover mental illness and substance abuse disorders just like any other physical illness. However, there's still a stigma surrounding mental illness and the American Psychiatric Association is launching a campaign to discourage that way of thinking.

The number of students dealing with "dangerous food allergies" is increasing and that means that school cafeterias have to adjust to the new reality.

Are you always sniffling and sneezing? At least once a year, more than 37 million people suffer from sinusitis. Most people can handle that, but when you're sinuses are jammed with fluids and germs all the time.. it's time to pick up the phone. Finding relief is usually done by trial and error.

Emma Gray joins Caitlyn on set to talk about growing up with anxiety issues.

Traci Mitchell with NAHU discusses the importance of detecting allergies early in children.

Traci Mitchell with NAHU discusses the importance of treating anaphylaxis.

Traci Mitchell with NAHU discusses the ways to lower your child's risk of allergies.

Traci Mitchell with NAHU discusses the ways to avoid anaphylaxis.

It's spring, and if you can't stop sniffling and sneezing, you're not alone. 60-million Americans have seasonal allergies. We have the details on what to avoid to keep hay fever under control.

One in one hundred Americans have celiac disease. It's a digestive condition that leaves them unable to tolerate gluten. But that doesn't mean they have to give up bread and pasta they just need to know the secrets of how to cook gluten-free.

Dr. Martin D. Fried MD, Hospital for Sick Kids, Toronto - Pediatric Nutrition & Babies Hospital, Columbia Presbyterian Med Ctr, NY - Pediatric Gastroenterology, talks about food allergy and food intolerance and how they differ.

A new air purifier uses NASA technology to help get rid of airborne pathogens that cause allergies.

Expert on pollen counts explains why 2013 is an unusually bad year for allergies.

For 15 million Americans what they eat could kill them. Find out how doctors are helping people beat a dangerous and common food allergy.

The differences between food sensitivities and food allergies are explored.

Allergists weigh in on the best way to stay informed on allergies. Also, hear some of the myths about allergies.

Runny nose, constant sneezing Do you have a summer cold or adult-onset allergies?

Spring is here and so is allergy season. More than half of the American population tests positive to one or more allergies. So, how do you know if you need allergy testing?

The charm of a southern spring may be lost on those with allergies - as a new report ranks southeastern cities as the worst in the U.S. for allergy sufferers. Erika Edwards has more.

Experts say severe food allergies are on the rise. This weekend, over 60 cities held walks to raise awareness of the condition.

Doctors are seeing a severe increase in allergy patients, due not just to a mild winter, but also the abundance of chemicals in the air and atmosphere.

What is hay fever and when does it usually occur? Watch our video to uncover the secrets behind the roots of this summer spoiler.

Skelley Skas discusses how to help a child out who has anxiety disorder.

Some parents are using salt therapy as a natural remedy for their children's allergies.

Former running back and future football Hall-of-Famer Jerome Bettis found out the hard way that he was allergic to shellfish. Learn more.