COVID-19 Update: ALLERGIES
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Don't Let Triggers of Summer Asthma Keep Your Youngster Down
Summer is prime time for asthma triggers such as grass pollen and smog. Learn how to manage your child's summer allergies and asthma.
Is It Coronavirus, Flu, Allergies or a Cold? How To Tell
Fever? Runny nose? Itchy eyes? Feeling ill but not sure what it is you have? Check out our symptom guide to learn more.
Severe Asthma Program Provides Lifesaving Treatment, Support
Jaaire Bridges was used to dealing with severe asthma and allergies. But at age 10, Jaaire stopped breathing during a severe asthma attack. He survived and recovered without brain damage. But the event changed his family’s life forever.
Best Tips to Survive the Fall Ragweed Allergy Season
It’s that time of year again – drippy noses, watery eyes, congestion, coughing and sneezing due to fall seasonal allergies. Learn why ragweed pollen is so annoying to allergy sufferers and what you can do about it.
Clinical Trial Aims to Tailor Treatment for Severe Asthma
At UH, a team is engaged in research aimed at developing better, less invasive ways of identifying the various severe asthma sub-types - with the ultimate goal of providing more personalized, targeted therapies for patients.
Seasonal Allergies: 7 Tips to Tame Them
Millions of people are affected every year by seasonal allergies brought on by pollen in spring. Learn what you can do to guard against exposure to this dust-like substance that causes allergy symptoms.
How Your Child's Allergies Can Change With Age
Is your child is coughing, hacking, sneezing and feeling miserable? When symptoms resemble a cold, there’s a strong possibility that your child might actually be suffering from an allergy.
How You Develop Seasonal Allergies
Seasonal allergies, also known as allergic rhinitis, affect millions of people each year. As the trees and grasses begin to return to life, so do the pollens that trigger the symptoms.