Study with most allergic places to live

[my3guys]

This study was released by the Allergy and Asthma Foundation of America.  If you click the link, the top 100 most allergic places to live pops up, based on a few criteria. Interesting. And yes, where we live made the list.

http://allergycapitals.com/

[bleh]

Well that explains why I already want to stab my eyes out...  I need to move.

[CMdeux]

Well, I already KNOW that the only reason {where I live} isn't on their list is that it doesn't have a major metropolitan center in it that they examined.

Because Eugene/Springfield OR has some of the highest grass pollen counts on the PLANET.  Seriously.

They top 10K regularly between May and July-- most places "200" is over-the-top high for grass pollens.   

Just didn't want anyone to think this was Nirvana or anything.  I'm suspicious of their data set, let's just say.

[GoingNuts]

Yep.  On the list.  Not exactly shocked. 

[twinturbo]

100 major metropolitan areas, 50 states. Wouldn't most people be near one of the areas called out?