ATLANTA, Georgia — As spring transitions into summer, many Georgians are feeling the effects of one of the most intense allergy seasons on record. With tree and grass pollen levels spiking and air ...

You’ve noticed it, haven’t you? Every spring, your allergies seem to hit a little harder. What once was a minor sniffle has transformed into weeks of misery. Your friends and family report the same ...

Warming temperatures are helping make allergy season start earlier, last longer and really just feel worse. (AP Photo) ...

Allergy season is starting in Atlanta, and warming reports show that it could last longer than previous years thanks to ...

Students who took exams on days with pollen in the air scored slightly lower, according to a study linking allergies to test performance.

Greenish-yellow slicks observed on the Chesapeake Bay and local rivers in April are pollen, not pollution. While harmless to the waterways, the pollen can trigger allergies, which are worsening due to ...

Pollen exposure is linked to poorer exam results taken at the end of secondary (high) school (matriculation), with the effects especially noticeable in subjects involving math, including physics and ...

"Places that used to be better than average are shockingly now at the top of the list," researchers said.

Exposure to spring pollen may be linked to poorer performance in high-stakes school exams, particularly in subjects that demand strong mathematical skills, according to new research published in the ...

By Dr. Liji Thomas, MD As spring pollen fills the air, it may be doing more than triggering sneezes. New research suggests it could also be quietly lowering students’ performance in high-stakes exams ...