As the crisp winter months settle over Vaughan, many residents prepare for the seasonal shift indoors. As temperatures drop and allergy season shifts indoors, many people find their allergies worse during winter due to increased exposure to indoor triggers. While falling temperatures limit outdoor allergens like pollen, winter brings with it a different array of allergy challenges. In particular, indoor allergens—such as dust mites, mold spores, and pet dander—become the primary culprits for...

Worried about getting sick as it gets colder? Our guide to indoor health during the cold season covers common illnesses, prevention strategies, and when to seek medical help regarding indoor health cold season illnesses. Stay healthy and informed. Key Takeaways Cold season sees increased respiratory illnesses, including the common cold, flu, and COVID-19, due to indoor crowding and close contact. Key prevention strategies include good hygiene practices, vaccination, and improving indoor air...

Think mold disappears in the cold? It doesn’t. Mold can survive and even flourish indoors during winter