New research shows people with allergies—like asthma, eczema, or hay fever—may face higher post-surgery risks, slower healing, and increased infections.

Tasmanians are battling through a spring sneeze storm, with wild winds whipping up pollen clouds and doctors warning the worst is still to come.

The medications were packaged identically, with the only difference being their labels for “diarrhea” or “hay fever.” More ...

A sophisticated new forecasting system has been unveiled to protect Victorians from deadly thunderstorm asthma events during ...

The NHS has urged people to see their GP if they experience a symptom lasting three weeks or longer. According to the health ...

Regularly taking a common hay fever remedy could substantially increase your risk of developing the memory robbing condition dementia, a pharmacist has warned. The warning comes amid unusually high ...

In late August, Kyle Kennedy — from Liverpool, England — started experiencing pain and swelling in his neck, as well as night ...

TENS of thousands of people in England suffering from debilitating eczema could soon be free of agonising symptoms after a ...

One particular sign could indicate the most deadly type of cancer in the UK, which kills around 33,100 Brits every year ...

A drug widely used to treat allergies may soon find a surprising new role — protecting the kidneys of people suffering from diabetes. A new.

In a post shared on social media platform X, the NHS cautioned that a cough persisting beyond three weeks could potentially be a symptom of lung cancer. According to Cancer Research UK, this is the ...