Climate change is reshaping and changing the allergy seasons worldwide. The ideal condition for plants to generate more pollen is created by rising temperatures and increased carbon dioxide levels.



Climate change and allergies: Why 2024 was worse for allergy sufferers

2024 was undoubtedly a nightmare for allergy sufferers. Climate change has led to unpredictable temperatures and smoke-filled cities, pushing allergy seasons to new extremes.

Woolly mammoths, before going extinct, likely struggled with allergies, which might have also played a role in their vanishing from Earth. A study conducted by a team of chemists and zoologists suggests that these creatures also had a diminished sense of smell which made mating harder.

Did woolly mammoth go extinct because of a blocked nose? Study says they did

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warned the United States on Tuesday (Aug 13), about a highly contagious respiratory infection called parvovirus B19, also known as the "fifth disease".

What is Human parvovirus B19? CDC warns 'slapped cheek' virus on the rise in US

Cold, flu and other respiratory illnesses arise in damp and wet weather, such as the rainy season, and a majority of people also struggle with asthma flare-ups. Asthma is a long-term (chronic) lung illness that affects the airways, which are the tubes though which air moves into and out of your lungs.

How to take care of children with asthma and allergies during rainfall - Exclusive

During the monsoon season, respiratory problems are common in India because of the high humidity and pollution. It is crucial to take extra care of yourself during the rainy season and avoid respiratory allergies.

Respiratory allergies in monsoon: What are they, how to prevent them & when to see a doctor

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