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Allergy and The Environment - An Arizona Handbook > Allergens (5 entries)

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  • How do I reduce exposure to pollens?
    AVOIDING POLLENS by Suresh C. Anand, M.D. Approximately 80 percent of allergies are caused by inhalants such as pollens, molds, animal dander, and house dust mites.  ...
  • What are the aeroallergens in Tucson?
    TUCSON AEROALLERGENS by Kundagal Murthy, M.D. If you were allergic to pollen before coming to Tucson, the chances are your allergies became worse after your move. ...
  • What are the aeroallergens in Southeastern Arizona?
    SOUTHEASTERN ARIZONA AEROALLERGENS by Reuben G. Wagelie, M.D. The Physical Geography of Southeastern Arizona’s basin and range consists of wide valleys and mountains ranging from 3,000 to ...
  • Are there allergens specific to other towns in Arizona?
    OTHER TOWNS AND RURAL AREAS by Geraldine Freeman, M.D. The many small rural towns in Arizona vary by location and elevation. Several still have working copper ...
  • What are airborne irritants?
    AIRBORNE IRRITANTS by J. Christopher Lewis, M.D. The air we breathe is a mixture of gases and particles. These substances, as well as the temperature and ...