Abstract
Atmospheric changes in pollen concentration may affect human health by triggering allergic processes such as exacerbation of asthma. We sought to assess if high pollen concentrations were associated with different acute coronary syndrome (ACS) subtype presentation and short-term clinical outcomes.
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