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Weekly Updates on Allergy, Cold and Flu Seasons
Tree pollen is #1 cause of springtime allergies. Tree pollen season can commence as early as January in southern states and last through July in others. Read more
Seasonal Allergies or COVID? As seasonal allergies converge with COVID viruses, symptoms can be difficult to distinguish. How to tell the difference? Go to our blog
Flu levels have been unusually low this season. Caution though is advised, experts warn that a late surge is possible as restrictions lessen and individual behavior changes with rising vaccine rates. When people return to everyday life, viruses will have an abundance of new hosts with waning immunity, potentially setting up a sizable rebound in the U.S. and northern hemisphere. Learn more at our blog
Seasonal Allergies or COVID? As seasonal allergies converge with COVID viruses, symptoms can be difficult to distinguish. How to tell the difference? Go to our blog
Flu levels have been unusually low this season. Caution though is advised, experts warn that a late surge is possible as restrictions lessen and individual behavior changes with rising vaccine rates. When people return to everyday life, viruses will have an abundance of new hosts with waning immunity, potentially setting up a sizable rebound in the U.S. and northern hemisphere. Learn more at our blog