Allergy-related Google searches follow pollen season ups and downs Online queries could provide allergen data for areas without monitoring stations By Thomas Sumner ,
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, 14:03 PM January 8, 2015 PHOENIX — Web searches about runny noses and allergy medications can help researchers track changes in pollen count,
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, Matthew Parker of Mercer University in Macon, Ga., looked at trends in Google searches for terms such as “pollen” and “Zyrtec” from 2004 to 2011 in the Atlanta metropolitan area. Allergy-r... Source URL:

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