Hay Fever in a Changing Climate: Linking an Internet-Based Diary with Environmental Data

Medek, Danielle; Kljakovic, Marjan; Fox, Ian; Pretty, David; Prebble, Matthew

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Hay Fever in a Changing Climate: Linking an Internet-Based Diary with Environmental Data

Date

2012

Authors

Medek, Danielle

Kljakovic, Marjan

Fox, Ian

Pretty, David

Prebble, Matthew

Publisher

Springer

Abstract

Investigating the impact of climate change on human health requires the development of efficient tools that link patient symptoms with changing environmental variables. We developed an internet-based hay fever diary linked to simultaneously recorded polle