AllergiesJun 25, 2026
A Tiny Skin Stamp Could Transform How Doctors Treat Peanut Allergies
A nickel-sized microneedle stamp delivering peanut protein through skin could desensitize children to peanut allergies in just three minutes per session.
← Home
Allergies
29 articles
AllergiesJun 16, 2026
Your Eyes Are Suffering From Allergies More Than Ever. Here's Why Climate Change Is to Blame
Eye allergies now affect 40% of North Americans, and climate change is making pollen more potent and seasons longer, even triggering allergies in adults.
AllergiesJun 12, 2026
A New Drug Offers Hope for Chronic Hives Triggered by Everyday Activities
Rhapsido controlled chronic hives in twice as many patients as placebo, offering the first targeted therapy for 29 million people with chronic inducible.
AllergiesJun 7, 2026
Scientists Are Solving the Protein Puzzle Behind Allergies,and It Could Change Treatment Forever
Scientists are mapping exact protein structures that trigger allergies in one in three Americans, paving the way for personalized treatments.
AllergiesJun 3, 2026
Food Allergy Myths Are Putting Millions at Risk: Here's What Experts Want You to Know
Dangerous food allergy myths are putting 33 million Americans at risk, from unreliable home tests to misconceptions about childhood development.
AllergiesJun 2, 2026
Breastfeeding With Food Sensitivities: What New Research Says About Protecting Your Baby
New research shows breastfeeding remains safe with food sensitivities, and early colostrum feeding may actually protect babies from allergies.
AllergiesMay 29, 2026
Summer Travel With Allergies: The Pre-Trip Checklist Doctors Say You Need
Doctors say a pre-trip allergist visit and carry-on medications can prevent summer travel allergy flare-ups that ruin vacations.
AllergiesMay 29, 2026
The Eczema-Allergy Connection: Why Childhood Skin Problems Can Trigger Lifelong Allergies
Childhood eczema significantly increases lifelong allergy risk through the atopic march, but early skin barrier care may help prevent this progression.
AllergiesMay 27, 2026
The Mysterious Condition Doctors Miss: Why Mast Cell Activation Syndrome Hits Women 5 Times Harder
Mast cell activation syndrome affects women 5 times more than men but takes years to diagnose, with 20% of people potentially having this condition.
AllergiesMay 26, 2026
Horse Lovers With Allergies Can Still Ride: Here's How Experts Say to Manage It
Horse allergy sufferers can continue riding through medical treatments like immunotherapy and practical steps such as wearing N95 masks while around.
AllergiesMay 17, 2026
Peanuts Aren't Tree Nuts, But 30-40% of People With Tree Nut Allergies React to Both
Peanuts are legumes, not tree nuts, but cross-reactivity means many people allergic to one must avoid both.
AllergiesMay 17, 2026
Why Spring 2026 Pollen Allergies Are Hitting Harder Than Ever
Spring 2026 pollen allergies are hitting harder due to record warm temperatures and rising CO2 levels that trigger earlier, longer allergy seasons.
AllergiesMay 14, 2026
Your Gut May Be Fueling Your Allergies: What New Science Reveals About the Connection
A leading allergy expert explains how gut health influences allergic reactions and shares 5 evidence-based strategies to reduce symptoms without relying solely...
AllergiesMay 7, 2026
Allergy Advocates Are Taking Their Fight to Congress: Here's What They're Pushing for in 2026
Patient advocates are mobilizing on Capitol Hill to tackle prescription drug costs and emergency preparedness for severe allergies.
AllergiesApr 24, 2026
Why Your Skin Reacts Differently to Allergies Than Your Friend's Does
Over 7 million Americans seek dermatology care for skin allergies yearly, yet most don't realize their immune system is the culprit.
AllergiesApr 21, 2026
Why Insect Sting Allergies Are More Common Than You Think,And How to Know If You're at Risk
Up to 3% of adults have insect venom allergies that can trigger life-threatening anaphylaxis, yet most people misdiagnose their reactions.
AllergiesApr 20, 2026
Your Burger Habit May Be Fueling Allergy Season: The Meat-Climate-Pollen Connection
A new study links meat production to worsening allergies. Industrial animal agriculture drives climate change, which extends pollen seasons by up to 19 days...
AllergiesApr 16, 2026
Climate Change Is Rewriting Your Allergy Calendar: What Spring 2025 Means for Pollen Season
Warmer winters and rising temperatures are pushing spring allergies earlier and making them last longer, with pollen seasons potentially starting 10 to 40 days...
AllergiesApr 16, 2026
Why Your Allergies Are Making You Nauseous: The Surprising Digestive Connection
Allergies can trigger nausea and vomiting through histamine release and postnasal drip, not just respiratory symptoms.
AllergiesApr 15, 2026
The Hidden Enzyme Behind Your Food Reactions: Why Some People React to Wine and Leftovers Others Tolerate Fine
A single enzyme called DAO controls how quickly your body breaks down histamine from food. When it underperforms, everyday foods trigger unexpected reactions.
AllergiesApr 15, 2026
The Allergy Treatment Revolution: How Biotech Companies Are Moving Beyond Band-Aid Solutions
Biotech companies are reshaping allergy treatment with disease-modifying therapies like immunotherapy and monoclonal antibodies, moving away from emergency...
AllergiesApr 15, 2026
Needle-Free Epinephrine Spray Approved in Canada: A Game-Changer for Severe Allergies
Health Canada approved neffy, the first needle-free epinephrine nasal spray for anaphylaxis.
AllergiesApr 15, 2026
Boise Now Has America's Worst Allergy Season. Here's Why and What You Can Do About It
Boise, Idaho, has surged to the top of the nation's worst allergy cities list for the first time since 2003, driven by extreme weather and longer pollen...
AllergiesApr 14, 2026
Why Allergies Are Getting Worse and What Experts Say Actually Works
Allergies are surging with hospital admissions up 52% since 2011, but most people are using the wrong treatment strategies.
AllergiesApr 13, 2026
Why Your Allergies Don't Take a Break: Managing Year-Round Reactions Beyond Pollen Season
Allergies affect millions year-round, not just during spring. Genetics, environment, and proper diagnosis determine your best treatment options, experts say.
AllergiesApr 13, 2026
Spring Allergies Are Surging Across Metro Detroit: Here's What Doctors Are Seeing Right Now
As pollen counts spike this spring, Metro Detroit emergency rooms and pharmacies report a surge in seasonal allergies, asthma flare-ups, and eczema cases.
AllergiesApr 10, 2026
Your Diet May Be Triggering Eczema Flare-Ups: Here's What Dermatologists Want You to Know
While food doesn't directly cause eczema, certain foods can trigger flare-ups in people with sensitivities.
AllergiesApr 8, 2026
Cold or Allergy? How to Tell the Difference and Stop Sneezing Through Spring
Seasonal allergies and colds share similar symptoms, but key differences help you identify which one you have.
AllergiesApr 8, 2026
Why You're Suddenly Allergic in Your 40s: What Doctors Want You to Know
Adult-onset allergies are real and surprisingly common. Moving to a new region or environmental changes can trigger allergies later in life.