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Hay Fever on the Rise Due to Climate Change
Individuals suffering from hay fever are likely to double due to the spread of the invasive ragweed. Aside from the ragweed, climate change is also to blame according to researchers. The number of hay fever sufferers have already increased in Europe and Australia to date.
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