If you find yourself sniffling at the merest hint of an irritant, you likely have a different set of microbes calling your nostrils home than everyone else. An international team of researchers has ...

People with allergy-induced sniffles and asthma may have different fungal colonies or mycobiomes in their noses, finds a study. The common respiratory disease, formally called allergic rhinitis, has ...

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A new study has shown that people who have asthma or sniffling caused by allergies also carry a different set of fungi in their nasal cavities compared to people who do not experience allergy-related ...

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People with allergy-induced sniffles and asthma may have different fungal colonies or mycobiomes in their noses, finds a study on Tuesday. The common respiratory disease, formally called allergic ...