Right now, its tree pollen that’s causing all the discomfort. But not all tree pollen. What causes itchy eyes or a runny nose ...

Grass is a common trigger for allergies. Some worst offenders include ryegrass, velvet grass, wild oat, Kentucky blue, ...

New Jersey allergy sufferers have been given a reprieve in the last few weeks as unseasonably cold temperatures have delayed the emergence of tree pollen. Enjoy it while it lasts, experts say ...

In the Alamo City, we typically will see a surge of mountain cedar after a cold front moves through, sweeping up pollen from the trees in the Hill Country. The wind will then carry the pollen ...

Neelankarai Beach faces a pollen crisis as invasive buttonwood trees are removed after causing respiratory issues for beachgoers. Discover the health risks and environmental impact of these trees, and ...

While tree pollen surges in the spring followed by grass in early summer, ragweed is at its peak in late the summer and early fall, Azar explained. Additionally, allergies can fluctuate throughout ...

But a smaller number of trees, grasses, shrubs and weeds spread their genetics through the wind, creating pollen particles small enough to blow around. These small particles can irritate the ...

There’s more in the autumn air than just falling leaves. Ragweed pollen, mold, and other allergens are especially common at ...

These trees originate from Africa and are an invasive species in the city’s coastal areas. Buttonwood trees on beaches with greenish-white flowers and glossy leaves can give a pleasing view ...