Thanksgiving With a Food-Allergic Child: A Practical Safety Plan
Holiday meals bring together many cooks, many recipes and a lot of shared serving spoons, which is exactly what makes them tricky...
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Holiday meals bring together many cooks, many recipes and a lot of shared serving spoons, which is exactly what makes them tricky...
Fragrance is the most common cause of allergic skin reactions to cosmetics in the United States, according to the U.S. allergy specialty...
If you have hay fever, a food allergy or sensitive skin, a little planning can keep allergies from stealing the spotlight on...
Allergies and sleep don’t mix well. The American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI) lists fatigue, often from poor sleep caused...
Asthma is a long-term condition in which the airways in the lungs can become inflamed and narrowed, making it hard to breathe....
Triclosan safety guideWhat are the dangers of triclosan, and is triclosan safe? Research has raised questions about long-term exposure, hormone-related effects in...
A low price doesn’t automatically mean an air purifier won’t work, and a high price doesn’t guarantee it will. What matters is...
If you have a cat or dog and a guest with pet allergies is coming, a few days of preparation can make...
Scrubbing too hard or too often can leave skin red, raw and irritated. Dermatologists warn that over-exfoliating can cause redness and irritation,...
If dust mites trigger your allergies, your comforter matters, but maybe not the way product labels suggest. What makes a comforter or...
You can’t avoid pollen completely, but you can cut how much reaches your nose and eyes. Mayo Clinic says that limiting exposure...
Zinc products put inside the nose have been linked to loss of the sense of smell, sometimes after a single dose. In...