Tag: allergies

Help your child stay safe at school. University of Rochester Medicine experts share food allergy tips for parents, including emergency plans, lunch safety, and working with teachers.

Telemedicine makes it easier for college students ages 18 and older to access healthcare while away at school. Learn how Virtual Urgent Care can help.

From allergy eye drops to allergy medicine and humidifiers, there are several strategies to provide spring and seasonal allergy relief, say University of Rochester Medicine experts.

Is your child's food allergy forever? Here's what science says about which allergies kids most often outgrow—and why.

Children who grow up in farming communities have long been known to develop far fewer allergies than their urban peers. A new study from the University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC), offers one ...

A sore throat in the mornings can go hand in hand with winter weather and dry air. But how can you tell when a sore throat is just a symptom of a cold or allergies, and when it may be something more ...

Pain and blisters are just two of many reasons to seek medical attention for a rash. Learn to recognize other signs you should move beyond home care.

Scientists discovered that a previously uncharacterized subset of immune cells may play a critical role in the development of allergic diseases and explain differences between urban and rural ...

How can you tell if an allergic reaction is serious enough to require epinephrine from an EpiPen?

New National Institutes of Health R38 grant funding expands research opportunities for residents in Medicine, Pediatrics, Medicine-Pediatrics and Dermatology. The $2.1 million award from the National ...