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Very low disease, highly infectious, it looks an awful lot to the experienced backs and allergist like a live attenuated virus vaccine that you might design for purpose. it's going to elicit a strong immune response. this is about as good as we could possibly want right now in terms of outcomes. >> so dr. malone, this is just news you're not going to see anywhere else on television today, tonight. if you're saying what's happening with omicron, from what we know now, is good news and get the media establishment, the political establishment are freaking out to shut things down again, to do unto...

If it seems like allergy season has arrived earlier than usual, you're not imagining things.

"What may be different about this winter is the fact that it's been warmer than normal, and anecdotally, it seems we have more moisture," explained Dr. James Bland, and allergist and professor at Old Dominion University.

Allergy season usually starts in the spring, but doctors in some states have been seeing and treating patients several weeks earlier.

People sensitive to cedar pollen are about to get a wake up call.