Allergies affect millions of Americans each year, causing symptoms like sneezing, congestion, itchy eyes, fatigue, and even asthma flare ups. For many patients, over-the-counter medications or nasal ...

What if instead of temporarily relieving your allergies with medication, you could train your immune system to stop overreacting to your allergens altogether? That’s the idea behind allergy ...

Klein is a contributor for TIME. Klein is a contributor for TIME. Nearly a third of American adults have some kind of allergy. If you’re one of them, you’re probably eager to find a solution. Allergy ...

Tired of sniffling and sneezing, or worse, are allergies getting in the way of you living the life you deserve? Whether your ...

Medicare Part B and Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans may pay for allergy shots that are medically necessary. Over-the-counter (OTC) treatments are available to help manage mild allergic reactions.

Student Health Services will administer allergy injections for students and staff who have injections prescribed by their private healthcare provider and have received at least one injection with ...

Nearly a third of American adults have some kind of allergy. If you’re one of them, you’re probably eager to find a solution. Allergy shots can provide long-lasting relief for certain non-food ...

Medicare Part B and Medicare Advantage plans may cover allergy shots if a doctor deems them medically necessary for conditions like allergic rhinitis or asthma. An experienced healthcare professional ...