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When should we suspect ‘climate-amplified’ rhinitis/asthma versus poor control from other causes?

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Allergy & Immunology · University of North Dakota School or Medicine and Health Sciences

Before labeling rhinitis or asthma as “climate-amplified,” we must first exclude common causes of poor control: adherence issues, suboptimal controller dosing, inhaler technique, indoor allergen exposure, occupational triggers, and comorbidities (GERD, CRS, OSA, obesity). These remain far more commo...

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