Rutgers Researcher: Bad Pollen Season on the Way
A bad pollen season is about to hit allergy sufferers, a Rutgers University researcher predicts.
Dr. Leonard Bielory says the tree season that started late due to the overbearing winter is about to release one of the strongest birch and oak pollen seasons in recent memory. The spring allergy season, caused primarily by tree pollination, typically begins in late February or early March. But this year, it did not really start until early April.
The birch tree pollen season has just started and is expected to be followed by one of the strongest oak pollen seasons.
Bielory says that could affect even mild sufferers during the first few weeks of May.
This article appeared in print on page 4 of edition of Hamodia.
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