We’re delighted that the first scientific paper from #BritainBreathing has been published in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association.  This paper reports on our findings for the first season of #BritainBreathing, which took place in 2016.  Our primary aim during this season was to work out if asking people to submit their allergy […]

Following recent media coverage around seasonal allergies, our researcher Dr Sheena Cruickshank wrote a letter to The Guardian on how ‘citizen sensors’ can help scientists to learn of how pollen, weather and pollution interact to trigger allergy symptoms. The letter ‘Hay fever mapping? There’s an app for that…‘ was published on Monday 22 May and you can […]

We’re delighted to announce the launch of our new #BritainBreathing Android and iOS apps to allow people in the UK to track their seasonal allergies, such as hay fever or asthma, while contributing to scientific research. Our newly designed app means it’s now easier than ever to record your allergy symptoms, including how your eyes, […]