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Over the weekend, Asthma-Allergy Denmark detected enough birch tree pollen in their pollen traps to officially start the season for the type of tree pollen that most people in Denmark are allergic to.

The ash pollen season began around a week ago. In the next few days, however, the highly allergenic birch trees will also begin to bloom. According to the press release, one in five people in ...

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Tree pollen is happening right now so I think buckle up and get ready." The East Coast has had record levels of pollen this year and smashing a 35 year record. Pollen levels in Atlanta got up to ...

London and the South East, along with South West England and Wales, are set to be the worst-hit regions on Monday and Tuesday, with tree pollen levels, particularly birch and ash soaring.

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London and the South East, along with South West England and Wales, are predicted to be the most affected regions on Monday and Tuesday due to levels of tree pollen, particularly birch and ash.

Dr Symon said the technology showed that birch pollen season had started and reached high levels between 1 and 7 April. "Birch is the tree pollen that most people are allergic to," she said.

the big culprit is tree pollen. The yellow that you’re seeing right now is from our pine trees. But we are also seeing oak and Birch. Weed pollen is considered low right now, as is grass pollen.