The pollen is a trigger for those with seasonal allergies, who may want to limit time outside or find ways to manage exposure ...

Allergy season can be miserable for tens of millions of Americans when trees, grass, and other pollens cause runny noses, ...

“If patients think the pollen is high, yes, it’s absolutely high,” said Bryan Farthing, the director of clinical services and ...

Pollen counts are high across Michigan, especially in the western and northern regions. Tree pollen is prevalent in spring, ...

Discover why pollen is causing more suffering for humans, why climate change is exacerbating pollen counts, and why the Southeast is particularly affected.

Coating parked cars in a dusty film of green and yellow, pollen has arrived early in the Triad this year, with tree pollen levels in the area reaching the “very high” range since late March.

Imagine trying to tell identical twins apart just by looking at their fingerprints. That’s how challenging it can be for ...

Many flowers, shrubs, trees, and grasses make very little or even no pollen. And some species produce ... palm (male), pecan, pine, poplar (male), sycamore, walnut, willow (male).

There are three periods every year when different types of pollen reach their peak. The spring (roughly March through May or June) is dominated by tree pollen, late spring and summer (May to July ...

Readers can envision the sturdy pecan tree that stood tall in the family’s backyard, the dizzying rush of the crowds at the beach amusement park and the pounding patter of her padded feet as she ...

YOU SEE THE GREEN IN THE TREES AND YOU FEEL IT BEHIND YOUR EYES. AND FOR ALLERGY SUFFERERS, POLLEN IS LIKE POISON. THEY’RE BLOOMING. MY NOSE SEEMS TO BE CLOGGED UP A LOT. IT’S THE GREEN STUFF.

What’s really causing the watery eyes and runny nose? Allergic responses to the pollen from grasses and hardwood trees are much more common than to pine pollen. N.C. State University’s College ...