Allergy-related Google searches follow pollen season ups and downs
Online queries could provide allergen data for areas without monitoring stations
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I’M FEELING LUCKY Peak pollen outpourings from ragweed, oaks and pines (one shown) coincide with spikes in allergy-related Google searches, new research finds.
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