When the sniffles will not stop and your mornings start with continuous sneezing, it is natural to assume you have caught a cold. But what if it is something more persistent, like allergic rhinitis?

Rhinitis is a complex condition broadly classified into allergic and nonallergic subtypes. Allergic rhinitis is predominantly driven by IgE‐mediated responses to inhaled environmental triggers, while ...

A few exhaled volatile organic compounds — specifically decane and nonadecane — showed potential to identify allergic patients among those with chronic rhinitis, with 76.5% sensitivity and 69.2% ...

So many plants are blooming right now — and so are people's allergies. And if it feels like your allergies, or those of your friends and family, are getting worse — you're probably right. That's ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Asthma, oral allergy syndrome and allergic rhinitis were linked to decreased odds for outgrowing shellfish ...

A multi-omics analysis reveals that individuals with allergic rhinitis harbor a distinct microbial and metabolic fingerprint in their gut, which may contribute to amplifying nasal inflammation, ...

Pediatric patients with allergic rhinitis who had high adherence to grass sublingual immunotherapy 3 years after starting the ...

Every year, allergy season means the sniffles, congestion, itchy, runny eyes and constant sneezing. And every year, you probably promise yourself that this is the year you’ll find a remedy for your ...

Pollen seasons are 3 weeks longer than they were 50 years ago and plants produce 20% more pollen. Here's what the 2026 data actually shows.