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Hay fever symptoms decrease after weeks of rising

Hay fever symptoms decrease after weeks of rising

The number of people visiting doctors with hay fever symptoms in the Netherlands decreased last week after several weeks of increases. According to research institute Nivel, there were 145 cases per 100,000 people, down from a revised 177 the previous week.

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