US Faces Early and Intense Allergy Season Amid Changing Climate

53 articles · Updated · AOL · Apr 15

Spring allergy season has arrived earlier and more severely in many US regions, driven by warm, wet weather and climate change.
Experts recommend tracking pollen levels, minimizing exposure, and using over-the-counter antihistamines or nasal sprays to manage symptoms.
Longer and more intense pollen seasons are impacting millions, but improved treatments and practical advice are helping sufferers cope.

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