Climate Change, Allergic Rhinitis, and Sinusitis

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• Chronic rhinosinusitis incidence increases with climate change, driven by air pollution and pollen.
• Evidence suggests higher pollen levels correlate with increased allergic rhinitis cases.
• Observational analysis indicates warming climate exacerbates symptoms of chronic sinusitis.
• These findings highlight the urgent need for environmental interventions to reduce pollution.