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  • Climate change presents a significant global health threat, driven by human activities.
  • Accelerating global warming trends predict increased natural disasters, heat waves, infections, and malnutrition.
  • Rising morbidity and mortality are anticipated from air pollution and climate-related allergic diseases.

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  • To review the relationship between global climate change and the increasing prevalence and severity of asthma and allergic diseases.
  • To highlight the role of worsening air pollution and altered pollen production in mediating these health impacts.
  • To inform clinical practice and public health planning for an escalating allergic disease burden.

Main Methods:

  • Literature review synthesizing current research on climate change impacts on health.
  • Analysis of the mechanisms linking climate change to air quality and pollen dynamics.
  • Examination of regional variations in climate change effects on allergic diseases.

Main Results:

  • Global climate change is projected to increase the incidence and severity of asthma and allergic conditions.
  • Worsening ambient air pollution and altered local/regional pollen production are key mediators.
  • Regional variations in climate, land use, and urbanization will influence the pattern of disease increase.

Conclusions:

  • An average warming of 1-2°C is certain this century, necessitating proactive public health strategies.
  • Anticipating a higher burden of allergic diseases requires adjustments in clinical practice and health planning.
  • Primary and secondary prevention strategies are crucial for addressing this public health challenge.