Hayfever symptoms can be debilitating. Experts give their tips and tricks on helping reduce allergens in the home.

When Diwali comes near, every Indian household gets into full cleaning mode. The week leading up to the festival is usually spent sweeping, scrubbing, and dusting every corner of the home. While this ...

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Finding yourself more sniffly than usual as the weather turns colder? Experts say it might not be a common cold – but winter hay fever, triggered by hidden allergens lurking inside your home. Runny ...

While hay fever and cold viruses share some overlapping symptoms, one of the main differences is that, ironically, hay fever ...

Findings showed Staloral Birch, compared with placebo, demonstrated a 41% improvement in the ARC total combined score during the second pollen season. Topline data were announced from a phase 3b trial ...

Fall can be as bad for allergies as spring, especially with the change in weather and habits. Luckily, this laundry step can ...

No matter how painstakingly you dust your home, those fine dirt particles may still linger around unless you finish the chore ...

Just like humans, dogs can also suffer from allergies including fleas, food, pollen, grass, and even house dust mites. Allergies are common in all dog breeds and backgrounds, with most appearing after ...

Other cold or flu symptoms not commonly seen with hay fever could include a sore throat, muscle aches and pains (particularly influenza), and cough with thick mucus (known as sputum). Feeling itchy — ...

Early-life allergen exposure may stimulate the immune system, suggesting that avoiding allergens may be a flawed allergy prevention strategy.

You wipe on Sunday and it’s back by Tuesday. Heating dries the air. Shelves haze over again. What actually stops it?