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Published on 13:54 GMT

Higher pollen levels linked to lower exam scores

As spring pollen fills the air, it may be doing more than triggering sneezes. New research suggests it could also be quietly lowering students’ performance in high-stakes exams that shape their academic futures. Study: Pollen exposure and matriculation …

Source: Medical News - Neutral
Published on 16:41 GMT

Hay Fever Season 2026: Why Londoners are struggling with early pollen

Tree pollen represents the first major wave of the hayfever calendar. Beginning as early as February in milder years, tree pollen peaks during March and April. Hay fever can cause a number of symptoms including sneezing and sore eyes(Image: Oliver Helbig …

Source: MyLondon - Indeterminate
Published on 17:59 GMT

Allergy season begins to bloom across Carolinas

PINEVILLE, N.C. — The winds are warmer, the flowers are flourishing, and the pollen… is fallin’. “I’m excited for the earned weather and the beautiful flowers, but allergies are a bummer,” says Mackenzie Lober, a Matthews resident. And that means Dr. …

Source: WCCB Charlotte - North Carolina - Neutral
Published on 19:07 GMT

How bad will allergy season be in Louisiana? 2026 pollen level outlook

Source: The Daily Advertiser - Louisiana - Neutral
Published on 01:11 GMT

Seasonal allergy season approaching: what doctors say you can do

BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) - Spring is approaching, and with warmer weather comes more time outdoors — but also more exposure to pollen, itchy eyes, and runny noses. What residents are already noticing Biloxi residents say they know what’s coming. Bob Wall said …

Source: WDAM - Mississippi - Neutral
Published on 00:09 GMT

Pollen counts reach highest levels of year across South Carolina

Warm and occasionally windy conditions are helping to increase pollen production, with extremely high levels now being reported across much of the state. According to observation sites, pollen counts are reaching some of their highest levels of the year, …

Source: South Carolina Public Radio - Public Broadcaster
Published on Mar 5, 2026

Allergy forecast for 2026 is here. It looks surprisingly good in RI

March 5, 2026, 5:31 a.m. ET With the start of spring around the corner, allergy season is on the way. AccuWeather has released its annual allergy forecast for the U.S., as pollen counts are about to swing sharply upward. How warm it is, spring storms, wind …

Source: Providence Journal - Rhode Island - Neutral
Published on Mar 5, 2026

When is allergy season in Tennessee? How bad will it be?

March 5, 2026, 6:06 a.m. ET Weather conditions like temperature, rain, and wind significantly impact how much pollen is in the air. Experts recommend limiting time outdoors and keeping windows closed to reduce pollen exposure. Itchy eyes, nonstop sneezing …

Source: The Knoxville News-Sentinel - Tennessee - Neutral
Published on Mar 5, 2026

Longer growing season means more pollen — and more misery

Warming temperatures are intensifying allergy seasons. ATLANTA — While millions of Americans are catching spring fever this week, many are also sniffling and sneezing due to seasonal allergies. And if it feels worse every year, that’s not your imagination …

Source: KARE 11 - Minnesota - Neutral
Published on Mar 5, 2026

Michigan Spring Allergy Season Highlights Importance of Indoor Air Quality

MICHIGAN, MI, UNITED STATES, March 5, 2026 /⁨EINPresswire.com⁩/ -- As temperatures begin to rise across Southeast and Mid-Michigan, seasonal allergies are also beginning to affect many households. While outdoor pollen levels are often closely …

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