Why Your Seasonal Allergies May Be Worse This Year

April 15, 2025

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Presented by Health Lab

Dr. Mariel Benjamin, an allergist at the University of Michigan, warns that climate change is worsening seasonal allergies, as rising temperatures and increased carbon dioxide boost pollen production. He cites a 2019 study showing that allergy seasons are starting earlier and lasting longer. While symptoms are often mild, untreated allergic asthma could lead to serious health issues. To discover how to manage your symptoms, read this article from Michigan Medicine’s Health Lab.

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