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News|Videos|April 22, 2024
A Rising Tide: The Impact of Climate Change on Allergic Disease
Author(s)Tim Smith
Cerceo, Peden, and Ziska joined HCPLive to speak on the imminent threat posed by climate change, highlighting the impact especially on individuals with allergic disease.
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Every few years scientists re-confirm, through new research, that airborne pollen has substantial respiratory health impacts and that anthropogenic or man-made climate change is known to exacerbate these impacts by increasing concentrations of pollen and extending pollen seasons.1
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