Back-to-school season means allergy season for some kids. If your child suffers from food or seasonal allergies, being proactive is one of the best ways to help them manage symptoms. Learn how to plan ahead for a safe, allergy-free school year ahead.
When you’re looking for a safe, effective allergy treatment that reduces and sometimes eliminates your need for daily medications, allergy shots may be the solution. Find out who can take allergy shots and how they work.
Whether you’re taking a business trip or are finally ready for that dream vacation you’ve been putting off for years, allergies and asthma can create a few detours along the way. Find out how to stay on course and enjoy your trip by being prepared.
Most people can expect to have temporary discomfort with a bee sting. For some individuals, however, the sting can set off a serious, even life-threatening allergic reaction. Learn a few facts about bee stings and when to see the allergist.
The time spent getting to and from doctor’s visits can make health care inconvenient amid your busy life. Telemedicine emerges as an effective way to supplement primary care, easing the demand on your schedule while maximizing your caregiver’s time.
Working out with asthma can be arduous, but don’t let your condition slow down your exercise routine. During National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month, learn a few ways to increase your activity without increasing your allergy and asthma symptoms.
Parents of food allergic children, or even for food allergic adults, activities involving food can be filled with worry
