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Seasonal allergies are getting worse across the country, and longer, more intense pollen seasons are part of the reason.![]()
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America ranked the most challenging U.S. cities for allergy sufferers. See where your city falls on the list:
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It's seasonal allergy season, and the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America has once again published its list of the most and least challenging cities for people living with the condition. Its report also includes helpful and simple ways to stay healthy and reduce symptoms. One piece of advice: Rinse your nose with a saline nasal rinse. Find more tips here:
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We’re in that in-between season when it’s hard to tell what’s behind the sniffles… is it a cold or allergies? An expert breaks down the key symptoms so you can spot the difference and know what you’re dealing with. Learn more here:![]()
Decoding the Symptoms: Common Colds vs. Allergies
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Quick tips to help you determine if your runny nose and watery eyes are a result of allergies or a cold virus.
Are your seasonal allergies getting worse? You’re not imagining it. Pollen seasons are getting longer and more intense due to climate change, and in some areas, allergy triggers can last year-round. Where you live can make a big difference.![]()
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America ranked the 100 largest U.S. cities for seasonal allergies. See where your region falls on the list:![]()
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It's finally here! We know it's not easy to live with seasonal allergies, and the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America knows that where you live makes a difference in your symptoms. That's why, every year, it publishes its rankings of the most and least challenging places to live for seasonal allergy sufferers.![]()
Wondering where your city falls on its list? Check out the rankings here, and then tell us: What is your city like when it comes to allergies?![]()
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