pollen

How to prepare for the allergy season this year

Pollen may increase susceptibility to coronavirus infection, study suggests

Air pollen level associated with COVID-19 rates; robust vaccine responses seen during pregnancy, lactation

Air pollen level associated with COVID-19 rates; robust vaccine responses seen during pregnancy, lactation

A plant scientist explains why high pollen counts may increase the risk of COVID-19

Higher levels of pollen in the air may mean a higher rate of COVID-19 infection

Pollen can increase your risk of COVID-19, even if you don’t have allergies

Pollen may increase the risk of contracting COVID-19

Pollen can increase your risk of getting COVID-19, whether you are allergic or not

You are not imagining. Climate change is making allergy seasons start earlier

Climate change and pollen season: human environmental impacts worsening allergies

Study: Climate change aggravating pollen season