Page 6 - Pollen Count News Today

If you think the pollen count is higher than usual this season, you aren’t imagining it.

Here's how to cope with more pollen.

Mother Nature once again spreads her seasonal assault on our senses, but there is relief in sight!

Starting off really chilly Monday morning but throughout the day, our temperatures will be warming up thanks to plenty of sunshine.

Just as mountain cedar season came to an end, another pesky pollen is making an appearance in the pollen count for the first time this season — oak.

Signs of spring are quite literally in the air as Portland's pollen count grows and spring approaches.

Dr. Brian Seymour is using a new device to monitor pollen concentration and provide early warnings to physicians and allergists. The study aims to not only alert people about high pollen content but also identify and address health disparities, particularly the high rate of asthma among African Americans. By analyzing pollen data and monitoring the environment, the research aims to find ways to decrease the prevalence of asthma in the community. Dr. Seymour's findings will be presented at t...

Temperatures and pollen levels are rising

Measuring airborne allergens from grass could help people with hay fever manage their symptoms more effectively than pollen counts, a King’s College study has suggested.

San Antonio is in prime location for pollen allergies from mountain cedar, Texas’ most misunderstood tree