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Delhi-NCR Weather Changes Increase Asthma Risk in Children
Delhi-NCR's changing weather patterns are raising asthma and allergy risks for children. Experts warn of rising respiratory issues like allergic rhinitis and persistent cough due to environmental factors. Parents are urged to recognize symptoms early and seek medical advice to help mitigate these health concerns. Reducing exposure to irritants can support children's health and active lifestyles.
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