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Pollen seasons are extending, and climate change is to blame. These changes have brought longer and more intense allergy seasons for those who manage the condition. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America analyzes the 100 largest cities in the contiguous U.S. every year for how difficult it is to live with seasonal allergies. See where your city falls on the list: aafa.org/asthma-allergy-research/allergy-capitals/
Not everything you buy is exactly what it claims to be. Counterfeit products are a real problem, and knowing how to spot them protects you and your family. ![]()
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Counterfeit OTC Products: Getting to Know the Real from the Fake
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Discover essential tips for safely buying OTC medicines and supplements online. Learn how to spot fake products, identify trusted sellers, and ensure your purchases are genuine and safe.
Summer is filled with outdoor activities, from walks in the park to days at the pool. While you're enjoying the sunshine, it's important to understand how UV rays can affect your skin, the different ways you can protect yourself, and how to make informed choices. Learn more here:
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From pool parties to picnics, hiking to biking: everyone loves spending time outdoors on a sunny day. But too much sun can be harmful, and it’s crucial to make sure that when you spend time in the s...
It can be a challenge to manage allergies and their symptoms for kids, but understanding your over-the-counter options makes a real difference. The first step is identifying seasonal allergies, and the next is figuring out which products can help. Learn all that and more here:
Childhood Seasonal Allergy Symptoms
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We break down the ways you can identify kids' seasonal allergies symptoms and how to tell them apart from cold and flu symptoms. We also examine children's OTC allergy medicines and explain how to tak...
Are your allergy symptoms feeling worse this year? According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, it's not your imagination. With the impacts of climate change on pollen seasons, some parts of the U.S. are experiencing year-round pollen—and that's not good news for people with seasonal allergies. Learn more about which cities are most challenging and get advice for managing symptoms in this year's Allergy Capitals report here: aafa.org/asthma-allergy-research/allergy-capitals/