We at Healthy Living Central had a timely note from Dr. Gary Gross of the Dallas Allergy & Asthma Center. He said we are smack dab (his fact; my phrase) in the middle of mountain-cedar season ...

The mountain cedar has been called “Texas’s Most Hated Tree” and “Mother Nature’s hazing ritual just for Texans.” Found ...

Brooke Army Medical Center Allergy/Immunology staff will offer free mountain cedar allergy testing Oct. 23 from 2-4 p.m. in the Medical Mall for all TRICARE beneficiaries ages 12 and older.

As mountain cedar counts keep rising, patience keeps dropping for allergy sufferers. Allergist Dr. Dennis Dilley with Dilley Allergy & Asthma helped us figure out which medications work for ...

Mountain cedar allergies peak gently, weather brings relief to South Texans soon. The average peak for cedar is between 20,000 and 25,000 grains per cubic meter.

On Thursday, mountain cedar counts shot up to 34,280 grains of pollen per cubic meter, the highest level this season but well below the record levels of 80,000 set in the 1980s. Advertisement ...

Mountain cedar season typically begins in mid-December and lasts well into February. Dr. Dale Mohar, a Kerrville allergist, ... Expect few allergy sufferers to weep at the loss.

The plant we know as “mountain cedar” is actually ashe juniper (juniperus ashei). Around Texas, ashe juniper trees mainly grow in the Hill Country, with male trees pollinating late in the year.

DALLAS — It is always allergy season in North Texas. The biggest culprits today are ragweed and mountain cedar. Depending on the season, something is always in bloom. Some trees are known to ...

People use the term “cedar fever” interchangeably. In some cases, cedar fever refers to a low grade fever that may occur as a symptom of mountain cedar allergy. Others use the term to describe ...

Mountain cedar allergies peak gently, weather brings relief to South Texans soon. Posted: February 13, ... The average peak for cedar is between 20,000 and 25,000 grains per cubic meter.

Texas weather can amplify allergies, so why is mountain cedar considered to one of the worst? By Mary Wasson , Newsroom meteorologist Updated Dec 28, 2023 9:28 a.m.