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May 18, 2026
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Runny nose? Itchy? Experts say seasonal allergies worsening due to increase in pollen
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Runny nose? Itchy? Experts say seasonal allergies worsening due to increase in pollen
By: Fakiha Baig, The Canadian Press
Posted: 7:00 AM CDT Monday, May. 18, 2026
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A group of Canadian researchers says the amount of powdery pollen released by plants during their reproduction process has gone up across Canada in recent years and is exacerbating allergies from hay fever to hives.
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