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Jul 2026
Distinct acute and delayed effects of temperature and atmospheric pressure on allergic rhinitis: a distributed lag non-linear time-series study in subtropical China
Higher temperature was consistently associated with rapid increases in AR outpatient visits in this humid subtropical population, providing epidemiological evidence for climate-sensitive AR prevention and support the incorporation of meteorological indicators into seasonal surveillance, early warning systems, and healthcare resource planning.
Jian Peng, Ganglei Shen, Kehong Zhang et al.
· Frontiers in Public Health · 0 citations