10 symptoms of Spring allergies you shouldn’t ignore

Although they are common, allergies can interfere with a person’s ability to complete daily tasks, and symptoms may lead to avoiding social interactions. This article examines the impact of allergies on mental health. What does the

This year Allergy UK is launching a new campaign to bring our Mission to life, reaching a wide range of audiences across the UK through the broadcast media, online platforms and social media with campaign themes

The Queen’s Speech, formally referred to as the State Opening of Parliament is scheduled to take place on 10 May 2022. The State Opening is the main ceremonial event in the parliamentary calendar, and formally marks

Hay fever is a seasonal woe for millions of people around the globe, but there is evidence that warmer climates are intensifying the threat to human health. According to new figures, higher pollen concentrations have led

Europe’s biggest free-from event returns to London – and it’s free! The Allergy & Free From Show London is back and bigger than ever in their new home at ExCeL London on 1-3 of July. Tickets

The Met Office is forecasting five days of high pollen levels for Bristol this week. The service has a five-day pollen forecast for every region in the country and, looking at the South West, pollen levels will be

Coronavirus cases rose in late March, around the same time that many people began to experience seasonal allergy symptoms. How can you tell the difference between hay fever and coronavirus? The UK has added nine new

Got itchy eyes? Sneezing? Feeling bunged up? That could be because hayfever season has already started, with high tree pollen levels forecast this week. Kleenex now has a forecast that allows you to check the predicted

The arrival of spring brings with it allergy season for millions of people around the world as flowering trees and plants release allergy-inducing pollens. Now, thanks to climate change, allergy season is about to get worse:

An urgent warning has been issued to millions of hay fever sufferers across the UK as the weather starts to warm up. Temperatures are set to skyrocket over the coming days, with the South West poised

A phase 2 trial of Allergy Therapeutics’ grass pollen candidate met its primary endpoint of showing a dose-response relationship. With the trial also establishing a recommended dose of the short-course subcutaneous allergen-specific immunotherapy, Allergy is set to move

Pollen is a powdery substance produced by trees, grasses, weeds, and flowering plants for reproduction. It is one of the most common triggers for seasonal allergies (also known as hay fever).3 Pollen can be transported from plant to

Approximately one in 40 items purchased at bakeries in the New York and Miami metropolitan areas contained unintended peanut protein, according to a study published in Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology. Additional safety measures are therefore