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Pollen season can mean extra trouble for asthma sufferers
WWAY NewsChannel 3 The New Hanover County Health Department says this has been a very active pollen season. That tends to be trouble for people with allergies, and especially people with asthma. "A lot of times the pollen can trigger an asthma attack," deputy Health … |
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Late spring, high pollen counts could cause 'perfect storm' for asthma sufferers
Fox News The late arrival of spring coupled with high pollen counts throughout the U.S. may make this spring season especially difficult for asthma sufferers, according to one expert. “There are two things about this year's season: It just came out that the … Winter legacy: Delayed pollen season |
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Yourwellness Magazine explores the effect of pollen on asthma sufferers
Watch List News (press release) Studies have shown that pollen can serve as a primary asthma trigger – this powder-like substance is produced by trees, weeds and flowers, and can irritate the airways which triggers an attack. In order to stave off an attack, it's advised that … |
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Climate change linked to more pollen, allergies, asthma
Detroit Free Press Doctors say it's contributing to a rise in seasonal hay fever and allergic asthma in the USA, where the pollen season has lengthened up to 16 days since 1995. If carbon dioxide emissions continue to increase, they expect allergic conditions probably … 3 Common Allergens – How You Can Prevent Triggering an Allergy Attack Scientists: Climate change could boost pollen, allergies |
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Climate change linked to more pollen, allergies
WZZM Doctors say it's contributing to a rise in seasonal hay fever and allergic asthma in the USA, where the pollen season has lengthened up to 16 days since 1995. If carbon dioxide emissions continue to increase, they expect allergic conditions probably … Scientists: Climate change could boost pollen, allergies Health Tip: Using a Humidifier? |
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Climate change linked to more pollen, allergies, asthma
USA TODAY Doctors say it's contributing to a rise in seasonal hay fever and allergic asthma in the USA, where the pollen season has lengthened up to 16 days since 1995. If carbon dioxide emissions continue to increase, they expect allergic conditions probably … |
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High pollen count brings spike in asthma cases
AZFamily Kimberly Reiners, the Pediatric Asthma Educator at Cardon Children's Medical Center, says the extremely high pollen count this year has brought an increase in cases. “I would say it's worse this year because we didn't have a freeze this past Winter, so … |
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As CO2 Emissions Rise, So Will Pollen Counts And Asthma Attacks
ThinkProgress The research, presented at the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology conference in November, tested how allergenic plants respond to conditions that mimic those of a warming world, including changing weather patterns and increases in … |
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High In Utero Pollen Exposure Linked to Asthma in First Year
Monthly Prescribing Reference (HealthDay News) – High pollen exposure in utero late in pregnancy is associated with an increased risk of asthma hospitalization during the first year of life, according to a study published online Nov. 7 in Allergy, Asthma & Clinical Immunology … Researchers: Low Birth Weight Does Not Increase Chance of Asthma Asthma Not Linked to Birth Weight Will Eating Fast Food Increase your Risk for Allergies and Asthma? Allergist … |
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