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Story summary
- About 80 million people in the United States face spring allergy symptoms as tree pollen surges amid record heat and windy conditions.
- Climate change is driving earlier onset and longer pollen seasons.
- To minimize exposure, individuals should wear protective gear and consider medications such as nasal sprays and allergy shots.
- Allergy development can occur at any age, including for those who formerly outgrew allergies.
