In other cases, it’s still thought that limiting certain exposures may help, like with dust mites that might trigger allergy or asthma symptoms. If your child is at high risk of developing ... And in ...

Particularly the cat dander, dog dander, these are the ones which trigger asthma flare-up ... Certainly, if you already have a pet and it's causing asthma symptoms, it's not practical to suggest ...

Cold weather, cold and flu viruses, damp and mould, and even Christmas trees can all make symptoms like wheezing and coughing ...

The family of a man who had an asthma attack and died last year on a British Airways flight from London to New York is now suing the carrier, claiming that flight attendants never even made an ...

“But there are other triggers, including dog and cat hair, exercise, smoke and perfumes which people need to be aware ...

After a challenging Saturday night for many hay fever and asthma sufferers across Victoria, high or extreme grass pollen levels are forecast again this afternoon. Grass pollen levels peaked at ...

What Is Cat Scratch Fever? Cat scratch fever or cat scratch disease is an infection caused by the bacteria Bartonella henselae. You usually get this disease when an infected cat licks an open ...

Asthma is a respiratory condition that impacts both humans and cats. It can be difficult to detect in felines since they often hide signs of illness, making it essential to recognise the symptoms ...

Breaking out the tissues? It's that time of year! But what kind of sickness do your symptoms point to? As the weather changes, we can start feeling under the weather too — but while each illness ...

There’s currently no cure for asthma, but treatment and lifestyle measures can help manage your symptoms. One way is to reduce your exposure to allergens in the environment that can trigger your ...

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And don’t worry about Pepper -- he developed no symptoms from his exposure to the mouse. “Cats, in general, evolved to eat rodents, and are not sickened by the viruses carried by rodents,” Lednicky ...