Seasonal Allergies Caused by Fungal Spores Now Start Three Weeks Earlier Under Climate Change

If your allergies feel like they never end, there may be a reason. Seasonal allergies caused by mold and other fungi often fly under the radar, even though they can trigger the same symptoms as pollen. A new study from U-M’s School for Environment and Sustainability takes a closer look at how climate change might be shifting the timeline—and impact—of these hidden allergens.