«Higher ragweed pollen concentrations and
a longer ragweed pollen season may also increase the severity of symptoms,» he added.
Not exact matches
Rising temperatures mean
longer and more intense
seasons for
ragweed and tree
pollen, leading to more runny noses and watery eyes.
In contrast, southern locations showed little climate effect and had no significant change in the
ragweed pollen season, which is already three months
long.