Papers Related to Meteorological Factors
Dales RE, Cakmak S, Judek S, Dann T, Coates F, Brook JR, Burnett RT.
The role of fungal spores in thunderstorm asthma. Chest 2003; 123: 745-750.
Hill DJ,
Smart IJ, Knox RB. Childhood asthma and grass pollen aerobiology in
Ivey MA,
Simeon DT, Monteil
MA. Climatic
variables are associated with seasonal acute asthma admissions to accident and emergency room facilities in
Jones G,
Brantley P, Hebert R, Kidd III J, Shadravan I, McClure J, Thomason B.
Air quality and respiratory functioning in children with
pulmonary disorders. J
La State Med Soc 1994; 146: 455-461.
Kramer U,
Weidinger
S, Darsow
U, Mohrenschlager
M, Ring J, Behrindt H. Seasonality in symptom severity influenced by temperature or grass pollen: Results
of a panel study in children with evzema. J Invest Dermatol 2005; 124: 514-523
Newson R, Strachan D, Archibald E, Emerlin J, Hardaker P, Collier C. Effects of thuderstorms and airborne grass pollen on the incidence of acute astham in England, 1990-94. Thorax 1997; 52:680-685.
Riera MD,
Cerda MT, Martin J.
A correlation study between airborne pollen and cases
of pollinosis
in humans. Aerobiologia
2002; 18: 169-173.
Schappi GF, Taylor PE, Kenrick J, Staff IA, Suphioglu C.
Predicting the grass pollen count from meteorological
data with regard to estimating the severity of hayfever symptoms in Melbourne (Australia).
Aerobiologia 1998;
Venables KM, Allit U, Collier CG, Emberlin J, Greig JB, Hardaker PJ, Highham JH, Laing-Morton T, Maynard RL, Murray V, Strachan D, Tee RD. Thunderstorm-related asthma—the epidemic of 24/25 June 1994.
Clin Exp Allergy 1997; 27: 725-736.