Bad allergies this year? Blame climate change
2021-05-16 15:00
Warmer temperatures mean that allergy symptoms are starting earlier and sticking around longer. At the same time, increased focus on possible COVID-19 symptoms mean we’re paying more attention than usual to our bodies.
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