Sesame could be the 9th most prevalent food allergy: study
The ingredient is already a “priority allergen” in Canada, but not in the U.S. Continue reading
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Blame ‘sexism’ and climate change for making your asthma and allergies worse
Extended growing seasons and warming temperatures aren’t the only contributing factors to increased pollen levels — turns out the sex of trees also plays a part. Continue reading
Are nasty seasonal allergies taking a toll on you? You are not alone, says Queen’s prof
By Niki Anastasakis Videographer
According to the chair of allergy and immunology at Queens University, Dr. Anne Ellis, this year is rough because spring sprung late. Continue reading
Allergy forecast 2019: What to expect from allergy season across Canada
Getting the springtime sniffles? Here’s what to expect from your allergies as the trees start to bud. Continue reading
‘Don’t suffer in silence’: How to treat your seasonal allergies
What works for you will depend on what you’re allergic to and the severity of your reactions. Continue reading
Super Awesome Science Show: The science of spring fever
On this week’s Super Awesome Science Show, we explore some of the science behind changes in our behaviour known as spring fever. Continue reading
Photos of U.S. pollen cloud a reminder that allergy season is on in Canada, too
According to Global News Chief Meteorologist Anthony Farnell, however, when allergy season begins is dependent on geography. Continue reading
Spring sniffles: Are you suffering from allergies or the common cold?
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
If you’re running a fever and feeling stuffed up, your first thought may be that you’ve caught a cold, but as we head into peak poplar tree pollen season, you’re likely suffering from spring allergies. Continue reading
Allergy season could be worse than ever in B.C. following lengthy delay: health experts
Pharmacists are warning people to know the difference between allergy symptoms and those of the common cold. Continue reading
Sneezing into spring: how snow mould can affect your health
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
Melting snow in the springtime is a sign of warmer weather to come, but it may be a nuisance for anyone who suffers from allergies. Continue reading