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12:53Now PlayingIt’s not your imagination. Climate change is making seasonal allergy season longer and more intense.
New York Times health reporter Nina Agrawal joins us to discuss what to do when the pollen count is high, how to improve your indoor air quality this spring and summer, and the differences between allergy medications.
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