Despite needing FDA clearance to be on the shelves of your local pharmacy, some popular medicines probably don't work.

Vaccines delivered through a spray into the nose could offer better protection and fewer side effects than traditional vaccine shots in the arm.

Whether you’ve woken up with a sour mouth, had post-lunch onion breath or experienced something a bit more persistent, bad ...

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Stubborn nasal congestion can make sleeping difficult. Try these easy tips for relief and a better night’s rest.

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Over-the-counter medications for allergies and non-allergic congestion may include: Saline nasal rinses Nasal decongestant spray (do not use for more than three days) Decongestants that reduce ...

Pathogens inhaled along with respiratory droplets enter through the nasal lining, causing respiratory infections. Brigham researchers have developed a pathogen capture and neutralizing spray (PCANS), ...

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Sept. 23, 2024 – The FDA on Friday approved FluMist, a nasal spray flu vaccine that you or a caregiver can now give at home – no health care provider needed. It’s the first flu vaccine of ...

A new study from researchers at the Cleveland Clinic — a non-profit medical institute based in Ohio — and published in the European Heart Journal found that the sugar substitute xylitol was ...