Worst Cities for Spring Allergies for 2016
The arrival of spring might be a welcome break from the harsh winter weather, but the season’s change isn’t always good news for those who are sensitive to certain allergens. Seasonal allergies affect millions of Americans each year. Certain cities are more prone to a high pollen count than others.
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