aeroallergens

There have been studies that looked at the allergic potential of air borne allergy inducers, or "aeroallergens."

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These studies have mainly focused on aeroallergens that are present inside homes.

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Presentation of a dozen new studies of sublingual immunotherapies to foster tolerance of pollens and other aeroallergens, potentially bringing this mode of treatment closer to clinical adoption in the U.S.

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Air quality and heat Increases in mean global temperatures can affect air quality in Canada by increasing the formation of ground-level ozone, the production of pollens and other aeroallergens, and the number of wild fires.

Progressive Bloggers Thoughts on Climate Change 2008

Skin tests for seven local aeroallergens were performed in all children at age six.

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IgE specific for eight common food and airborne allergens was measured when participants were one and three years old, and skin-prick tests for 12 aeroallergens were performed at age five.

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: I would like to know if your research and/or your understanding of the science of climate change gives you any reason to believe that the assessment that greenhouse gases are threatening public welfare (through such means, with varying degrees of certainty, as adverse impacts in the areas of water resources and sea level rise and coastal areas, increases in wildfires, changes in air quality, increases in temperatures, changes in extreme weather events, increases in food - and water-borne pathogens, changes in aeroallergens) is not based on sound science.

Center for American Progress Action Fund Brad 2010

: I would like to know if your research and/or your understanding of the science of climate change gives you any reason to believe that the assessment that greenhouse gases are threatening public welfare (through such means, with varying degrees of certainty, as adverse impacts in the areas of water resources and sea level rise and coastal areas, increases in wildfires, changes in air quality, increases in temperatures, changes in extreme weather events, increases in food - and water-borne pathogens, changes in aeroallergens) is not based on sound science.

Center for American Progress Action Fund Brad 2010