More Than Just a Sneeze: A Peek Inside Our Pollen Lab
If you live in a city like Ottawa, you know the drill. One day we are enjoying a stroll through a local park, and the next, we are trapped indoors
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April 7, 2026
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Allergens in the Air Today: How Aerobiology Helps Track Daily Exposure
Why “Allergens in the Air Today” Matters For many Canadians, allergies are not limited to one short season. Symptoms can start early in spring, continue through summer, and return again
aerobiology
March 11, 2026
Pollen Forecasting Explained: How Scientists Predict Allergy Seasons
Every spring and fall, millions of people experience sneezing, itchy eyes, congestion, and fatigue caused by seasonal allergies. For those affected, knowing when symptoms are likely to worsen is not
aerobiology
March 4, 2026
Pollen Forecast: What Today’s Data Means for Allergy Sufferers
Introduction: Why Pollen Forecasts Matter A pollen forecast tells you how much pollen is in the air on a given day and which types of pollen are most active. For
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February 17, 2026