allergies
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Is Climate Change at Fault for Rising Allergie Cases?
According to allergologists during a July 10 session held by the Philippine Society of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, climate change has increased skin and respiratory allergies (PSAAI).
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Allergy Attacks: Could Increase with Climate Change as Ragweed Pollen Spreads
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