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Professor Jean Emberlin has reported that as a result of climate change the growing season is getting longer and the growing conditions are producing plants that are stronger and as a result produce more pollen. Other factors also affect our suseptibility to hay fever such a change in our diet, increased pollution, increased use of antibiotics and our tendency to be “too clean”. "Professor Jean Emberlin, from the national pollen and aerobiology research unit at the University of Worcester, said the ...
We endeavour to provide allergy information on the most common allergens and sensitivities. The information contained on these pages is taken from both professional texts and our own extensive allergy experience, please see our useful links listed below;
