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Allergy Attacks: Could Increase with Climate Change as Ragweed Pollen Spreads
It's allergy season, and as if everyone wasn't sneezing and wheezing enough, now new research says that allergy attacks could increase with climate change as the notorious ragweed pollen spreads.
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