Allergy Relief: real-time pollen updates may be on the way (Scientific American)

Good news for allergy sufferers: Researchers may have hit upon a fast, new way to detect circulating pollen using a common laboratory technique that would provide instant updates of which types of the allergen are circulating in the air.  So far, the technique has only been shown to work in a lab, but it paves the way for a quicker detection system in the future, scientists report today in the ...

Central Texas pollen counts signal season of sneezing (News 8 Austin)

Local allergist Dr. Kim Hovanky said Central Texas has a high concentration of cedar pollen, from Waco to San Antonio. She said it's wise to begin preparing for allergy season.

Central Texas pollen counts signal season of sneezing (News 8 Austin)

If you're like one in five Texans, you might dread this time of year. "It's like having a head cold 24/7," allergy sufferer James Keys said.

Just in time for the holidays, cedar pollen is back (News 8 Austin)

Cedar pollen has been spotted in the air marking a season of headaches, stuffy noses and itchy eyes for many.

Just in time for the holidays, cedar pollen is back (News 8 Austin)

An estimated one in five Texans dread this time of year because of allergies, including Austin resident James Keyes. "It's like having a head cold 24/7," he said.