It's no secret that grasses, trees, and flowers produce pollen from spring to fall. Here's their tentative schedule: Grass pollen (March to October), ragweed pollen (July to November), tree pollen ...

A Safer Treatment Path for High-Risk Children to Overcome Food Allergies ... Using their new model, ... Measuring Grass Pollen Allergens Instead of Grass Pollen Count Will Help Hay Fever Sufferers ...

Plumes of pollen from trees, grasses and plants (such as ragweed) get released into the air and trigger seasonal allergies – also referred to as hay fever and allergic rhinitis – for nearly 1 in 4 ...

Those impacted by tree pollen (from plane trees or cypress pine, for example) may experience symptoms at different times of the year than those impacted by grass ... using skin prick tests or ...

While it is possible to be allergic to tomatoes and other members of the nightshade family (like potatoes and bell peppers), ...