Year-to-year variation in weather-epistaxis correlations: a pilot study for multi-year research design

Badriya Yussuf; Hemang Brahmbhatt; Remo Accorona; Mohammad Adeel; Haissan Iftikhar

doi:10.1080/00016489.2026.2619501

February 12, 2026Acta Oto-Laryngologica

Year-to-year variation in weather-epistaxis correlations: a pilot study for multi-year research design

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This study aims to investigate how year-to-year changes in weather affect the incidence of epistaxis (nosebleeds).
Analyzed year-to-year weather data and epistaxis occurrences.
Developed a methodology for correlating weather patterns with health outcomes.
Conducted a pilot study to establish baseline findings.
Identified significant temporal variations impacting epistaxis rates.
Provided preliminary evidence for weather-related factors influencing nosebleeds.

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Pilot study demonstrates variations in weather influence epistaxis correlations, suggesting new research directions.

Abstract

This study provides evidence that temporal variation may contribute to conflicting findings in epistaxis literature and establishes methodology for environmental health research.

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Yussuf et al. (2026) studied this question.

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