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Allergenic pollen and fungal spores: Overlapping or separate exposure seasons in allergy sufferers across Europe?

Allergenic pollen and fungal spores: Overlapping or separate exposure seasons in allergy sufferers across Europe?

Myszkowska, D.; Piotrowicz, K.; Bogawski, P.; Charalampopoulos, A.; Damialis, A.; Grinn-Gofron, A.; Berger, U.; Bonini, M.; Ceriotti, V.; Galan, C.; Gedda, B.; Ianovici, N.; Oliver, G.; Pashley, C. H.; Pätsi, S.; Badia, R. P.; Puc, M.; Rodinkova, V.; Severova, E.; Skjoth, C.; Thibaudon, M.; Vokou, D.
URI: https://dspace.vnmu.edu.ua/123456789/8770
Date: 2021

Abstract:

Pollen-i nduced allergic rhinitis affects around 25–30% of the European population, whilst estimates of fungal sensitization is around 10–15%. Depending on the geographical region, pollen and fungal spore seasons may differ in their timing, however in some areas they may partially overlap causing an increased risk of a multi-allergen exposure for allergic individuals. The main aim of our study was to determine the spatial patterns of season timing and the frequency of co-occurrence of airborne pollen and fungal spores in Europe.

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