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In most homes, dust mites are everywhere. Often found in linens, bedding, carpeting and other fabric-materials, little dust mites are a big problem for people who have indoor allergies. Listen as Dr. Kenneth Johns, an allergy and immunology physician for Allina Health clinics, talks about why dust mites cause allergies, and what you can do to stop them in their tracks.
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Posted June 10, 2024
A quick way to cut a camping trip short is to come in contact with poison ivy, oak or sumac. Make sure you, family members and children are all aware of what to look for and steer clear to one of summer's bummers, poison ivy rash.
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