Your Daily Allergy Forecast: How to Read the Pollen and Mold Report If you struggle with allergies, you know how unpredictable symptoms can be. Some days, you breathe easily. Others, congestion, sneezing and itchy eyes take over. When pollen and mold levels rise, even a short time outdoors can leave you feeling miserable. The Oklahoma…
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Cedar Fever: What You Need to Know “Ahchoo!” Sniffles and sneezing are common during the wintertime months everywhere, but they are not always symptoms of a cold or other virus. For many Oklahomans, January and February mark the peak of Cedar Fever season and it can bring with it misery for those affected just as…
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Navigating the New FDA Food Allergen Labeling Guidelines: Key Changes and Their Impact The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently taken steps to address consumer concerns by updating its allergen labeling guidelines. Released in January 2025, the revised guidance provides significant updates, including the removal of coconut from the list of major allergens…
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Inclusive Event Planning: Why Allergy-Safe Practices Matter Living with food allergies can be difficult especially during the holidays when meals and food are offered throughout the season. Thoughtful preparation is essential when planning an event, especially when it comes to accommodating guests with food allergies. Whether you’re organizing a corporate function, family gathering or intimate…
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Managing allergies and asthma can be challenging, especially when symptoms can strike unexpectedly. More than 50 million people in the United States have an allergic reaction each year and is the sixth-leading cause of long-term illness in our country. A well-prepared action plan is essential for staying safe, reducing symptoms and avoiding emergencies.Do you know…
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Halloween season is upon us, along with all the fun and festivities that come with it. For some trick-or-treaters and partygoers, however, there are more decisions to be made than simply what costume they’re wearing. For those with allergies and asthma, these activities come with a few additional precautions necessary to steer clear of potential…
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