Environmental Control
		0%	An overview of environmental control of pollen, mould, pet and house dust allergens and methods to control these allergens. Dr A I Manjra Allergy Society of South Africa (ALLSA)   SouthAfrica
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			Greer Laboratories Pollination Zone Map
		0%	Allergenic, Irritant and Poisonous Plants - Search by Zone - Zones as Defined in the Greer Laboratories Pollination Map Allergenica   USA
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			Identification of Aero-allergens using the Burkard Spore Trap
		0%	The use of the Burkard spore trap for aero-allergen identification Ms D Berman Allergy Society of South Africa (ALLSA)   SouthAfrica
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			Inhalant and Epidermal Allergies
		0%	A brief article on inhalant and epidermal allergies with a link to an electronic consultation with an allergist. Allergy Center   Australia
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			Italian Pollen Forcast
		0%	Airborne pollen concentration for Northern Italy, Central Italy, Southern Italy and Liguria Italian Aeroallergen Network   Italy
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			It's Springtime! Hello Seasonal Allergies
		0%	The leaves are returning, the days are getting longer and you're stuck indoors. Look here for some ways to manage your seasonal allergies. Colleen Kaemmerer Healingwell.com   USA
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			Keep Tree Trimming and Chestnut Roasting Fun and Allergy Free
		0%	The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology offers tips on how to control holiday allergies. MILWAUKEE - If you celebrate the holidays with the traditional Christmas tree, you may want to take some precautions to prevent allergic and related reactions. Although there have been reports of respiratory symptoms in association with this enduring symbol of the holidays, the reaction may have less to do with the allergy than with other sources. Evergreen pollens, with their thick, waxy outer coating, have never been considered a significant allergen, and are unlikely to cause a reaction. According to one study, real and artificial Christmas trees can be a source of other allergens. Artificial trees are a potential source of mold and dust caused by improper storage. Real Christmas trees may act as a source for mold or contaminating pollens such as ragweed. Interest also surrounds natural tree resins as possible airborne irritants. In rare cases, the tree sap also may cause a contact allergic rash. American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology   USA
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			Learn: Pollen
		0%	Learn about pollen and how to decrease exposure. Achoo Allergy and Air Products   USA
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			Outdoor Allergens. - Tips to Remember
		93%	A brief but good overview of what pollen and mould are, and how they affect allergic individuals. American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology   USA
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			Overall Pollen Map of the USA
		100%	An excellent page with a map of pollen counts as well as discussion of the following topics: What are pollens? What are the typical pollens that people are allergic to? What causes an allergic reaction to pollens? Mold Intelihealth   USA
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