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[Association between airborne pollen distribution and allergic diseases in Beijing urban area].

X Y Wang, Zhao-Xing Tian, H Y Ning, X Y Wang

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The airborne pollen distribution was in accordance with consultation rate in allergy department. The pollen count in spring was higher than autumn in Beijing urban area with a consultation peak in autumn inversely. This indicates a higher sensitization ability of autumn pollen compared with spring pollen.

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The airborne pollen distribution was in accordance with consultation rate in allergy department. The pollen count in spring was higher than autumn in Beijing urban area with a consultation peak in autumn inversely. This indicates a higher sensitization ability of autumn pollen compared with spring pollen.

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The airborne pollen distribution was in accordance with consultation rate in allergy department. The pollen count in spring was higher than autumn in Beijing urban area with a consultation peak in autumn inversely. This indicates a higher sensitization ability of autumn pollen compared with spring pollen.

Key concepts: Pollen, Medicine, Cypress, Beijing, Asthma, Allergy, Artemisia, Nasal allergy

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