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'Tis the season for itchy eyes, a runny nose, and persistent cough. With spring in full swing, allergy season has arrived for millions of people. If you suffer from seasonal allergies, why not consult technology before you brave the elements. In this Tech Minute, CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports on the best allergy apps for your smartphone.

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	Allergies? Or Something Else? About 10% of Americans suffer from seasonal allergies, and if where you live ranks fairly high for areas with bad allergies, you may think your runny nose and watery eyes mean you have allergies. Admit it -- you Googled the symptoms, right? Not so fast, Googlechondri... by: Nightcap Play this video
	'Pollen Tsunami' Chicago: Allergy Season Off To A Miserable Start In news that will come as no surprise to Chicago-area allergy sufferers, Chicago's allergen measurer said Monday that the city is in the midst of an allergy season that can be described most accurately -- and terrifyingly -- as a "pollen tsunami." by: HuffPost Live Highlights Play this video
	Parents Sucking on Kids' Pacifiers May Help Prevent Allergies If you’d like to save your baby from a lifetime of suffering from allergies, consider sucking on his or her pacifier for a spell. Researchers found that the kids of parents who stuck the pacifiers in their own mouths were less likely to develop asthma, eczema, and ... by: Geobeats Play this video
	Spring Allergy Season It's allergy season, and this year is expected to be difficult because a mild winter and early, windy spring promoted allergen creation. Get Dr. O's tips to control your allergies. by: TheDoctors Play this video
	How to Cope With Pollen Allergy Around one in five Britons suffer from hay fever, an allergy to pollen. Find out how to minimise the symptoms of your pollen allergy. by: StreamingWell Play this video
	Food and Skin Allergies on the Rise Food and skin allergies have increased in children since 1997. by: NBCHealth Play this video
	Salt Therapy as a Possible Treatment For Severe Allergies Some parents are using salt therapy as a natural remedy for their children's allergies. by: NBCHealth Play this video
	Lunch Choices for Kids with Food Allergies Don’t sneeze at these great lunch ideas for kids with food allergies, as explained by holistic health counselor Alex Jamieson. by: Veria TV Play this video
	Certain Skin and Food Allergies Have Been on the Rise Among Children Certain types of allergies, those involving food and the skin, have been growing steadily among children in this country according to new research from the CDC. by: NBCHealth Play this video
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