The warmer temperatures associated with global climate change are making life harder for chronic asthma and allergy sufferers, experts say.
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Climate change could be making life miserable for allergy, asthma sufferers
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Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month
May is National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month. Now is the peak season for asthma and allergy sufferers. Find tips for coping with asthma allergies, for educating friends, family and co-workers about asthma and allergies and learning more about the conditions. You can live a full, active life with asthma and allergies and we're here to help you do it!
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Seasonal vs.Year-Round Allergies: What's Ailing You?
Some people have symptoms of allergies only at certain times of the year, while others have them all year round. This may be partly due to what is in your environment, but it can also be related to what you are allergic to. Learn more about what whether you have the seasonal type of allergies with this quiz.
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