An increased pollen count can make you feel itchy, uncomfortable and sneezy – and that’s not just when you go outdoors.

Dust mites thrive in warm and moist environments where they can feed on the dead skin cells of people and pets. Gross, right? So, how do you get rid of dust mites?

How to Get Rid of Dust Mites If you suspect that your home has an infestation of dust mites, follow this practical protocol to get it in check.

Thousands of people with a severe dust mite allergy could benefit from a "life-changing" first-of-its-kind tablet on the NHS. Common symptoms of a severe dust mite allergy, or allergic rhinitis ...

Discover six simple and effective ways to reduce allergens in your home and create a healthier living environment. From cleaning tips to smart storage solutions, learn how to minimize dust, pet dander ...

A study of 634 allergy patients in Tenerife found that 22% were sensitized to edible insects—often without ever consuming them, due to cross-reactivity with house dust mites. Tropomyosin and ...

Xiaomi has launched the Mijia Dust Mite Vacuum Cleaner 2 Pro with 16kPa suction, UV sterilization, smart mite detection.

Curtains are easily forgotten in the home cleaning routine, yet their proximity to windows and doors means they often trap dust and dirt. According to fresh data from Shutterly Fabulous, a ...

Dust mites don’t bite humans, but their widespread presence in most homes can lead to uncomfortable allergy symptoms, including skin rashes. Learn more.

The association between house dust mites and atopic dermatitis has long been a contested issue in both dermatology and allergy/immunology. The authors present a thorough review of the dissenting ...