Symptoms of seasonal allergies and the common cold can overlap. Learn how to tell them apart so you can get the treatment you ...

The Big Easy has become the Big Sneezy, jumping to second place in a list of Allergy Capitals released in March by the Asthma ...

A woman with a rare allergy to cold temperatures has revealed how even a few minutes outside in chilly weather can leave her ...

The good news: we are just coming out of viral season. Not so good news? We are coming in hot: not only to warmer weather, ...

Common cold symptoms tend to affect the upper airways, like the nose, head, and throat. Learn how symptoms progress with a ...

Certain foods, emotions, and even extreme weather may trigger allergic asthma symptoms. Learn about infections, stress, and ...

From sneezing to more serious reactions, Dr. Vinod Doreswamy explains how seasonal allergies work and how to manage them. Sponsored by Optum Care Washington.

However, there are some key telltale differences to be aware of. “ Hay fever is more likely to cause itchy eyes, throat, and nose, along with watery eyes,” explains Tang. “A cold, on the other hand, ...

Spring is in the air—and so are the allergens! As flowers bloom and trees bud, many children begin sneezing, sniffling, and rubbing itchy eyes.

“A cold is caused by a virus, usually a rhinovirus, which spreads through coughs, sneezes, or touching contaminated surfaces, ...

Look for overcast skies and unseasonably cold conditions on Saturday. A shower is possible in some areas, and a few snowflakes may be seen in northwestern New Jersey and the Hudson Valley.

With the tell-tale signs of sneezing and sniffling in the air, it can be tricky to distinguish between a common cold and the ...