This review examines how climate change affects allergic disease in vulnerable populations, suggesting strategies for risk mitigation.
Key Points
This research aims to explore the relationship between climate change, aeroallergen exposure, and allergic diseases, particularly among socially vulnerable groups.
Synthesis of evidence linking climate change with aeroallergens and air pollution
Focus on vulnerable populations in Europe and North America
Discussion of mitigation strategies such as anticipatory guidance and community adaptation measures
Increased pollen exposure and allergenicity due to climate change
Vulnerable populations experience higher rates of allergic disease exacerbations
Identified strategies for mitigating climate change impacts on allergic diseases