Itchy and watery eyes, an irritating tickle in the throat, endless sneezing. If you’re among the many who struggle through fall allergy season, you know the symptoms all too well and hope for ...

An alpaca dressed like royalty stole the show—and surprised the monarch MARK BAKER/POOL/AFP/Getty King Charles had an unexpected encounter with an alpaca while visiting Canberra during his royal ...

But the patron of the RSPCA recovered quickly from the brush with the alpaca sneeze, gave the animal a gentle tickle under its chin, and moved on. Charlesrejoined Camilla, who had been gifted a ...

A doctor has issued an important health warning after a man tore a hole in his throat from trying to stop a sneeze. The man, who has not been named, had pinched his nose and closed his mouth when ...

They may last for a few hours or be ongoing for weeks. Allergy attack symptoms are typically uncomfortable and can include mild symptoms such as a runny or stuffy nose, sneezing, itchy or watery eyes, ...

Why do people say "bless you" when you sneeze? Origins of Saying 'Bless You After Someone Goes 'ACHOO' We can cut right to chase here and state that nobody knows for sure where this custom came from.

Holding in a cough can lead to greater chest and lung discomfort and potentially enables germs to move deeper into the lungs. The main idea is to cover your mouth when you cough (or sneeze) so the ...

The Democratic nominee released her medical records over the weekend, revealing that she is in “excellent health” but has minor issues, like hay fever — which Trump characterized as among the vice ...

To avoid sex headaches, she also recommends people try to take a more passive role during sex. Is there anything sexier than getting into sneezing fits in the moment of passion? Yes, literally ...

Children suffer from more colds per year than adults. Colds are highly contagious. They most often spread through droplets of fluid from an infected person sneezing or coughing. These droplets can ...

Feel a sneeze coming on? Don’t hold it in! In this one-minute video, our Ask Smithsonian host, Eric Schulze, explains why we sneeze. Explore Subscribe Newsletters Content Licensing Our Partners ...