2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-31609-8_19
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The Influence of Pollen Concentration on the Dispension of Antihistaminics and Corticosteroids to Hay Fever Patients

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“…Its maximal concentration was much higher than the one recorded in France for instance (up to eight times more) (Zeghnoun et al 2005 ; Fuhrman et al 2007 ). Analogous works showed similar results (Ravault et al 2005 ; Zeghnoun et al 2005 ; Fuhrman et al 2007 ; Sheffield et al 2011 ; Van Vliet and Tobi 2012 ; Caillaud et al 2015 ). Associations existed with Quercus but were inconsistent.…”
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confidence: 61%
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“…Its maximal concentration was much higher than the one recorded in France for instance (up to eight times more) (Zeghnoun et al 2005 ; Fuhrman et al 2007 ). Analogous works showed similar results (Ravault et al 2005 ; Zeghnoun et al 2005 ; Fuhrman et al 2007 ; Sheffield et al 2011 ; Van Vliet and Tobi 2012 ; Caillaud et al 2015 ). Associations existed with Quercus but were inconsistent.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 61%
“…While this strategy permitted to catch mild cases who do not seek physician’s diagnosis, it also goes hand in hand with a loss of specificity by the inclusion of people with a wrong self-diagnosis or an influence of advertisements and promotions. In the Netherlands, all purchases of an oral antihistamine or a local anti-allergic drug were considered, as well as other ATC groups (Van Vliet and Tobi 2012 ). Moreover, data were aggregated to the weekly level in order to avoid the discrepancy between weekdays and weekends.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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