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Does annual temperature influence the prevalence of otolaryngologic respiratory diseases
The Laryngoscope, 07/15/09

Bhattacharyya N et al. - Changes in mean annual temperature did not influence the prevalence of hay fever but did influence the prevalence of sinusitis over a 9-year period. Given the strong prevalence of hay fever and sinusitis, the effect of global warming on the otolaryngologic disease deserves continued epidemiologic surveillance.

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