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Nicolas Bruffaerts
Publications - 39
Citations - 613
Nicolas Bruffaerts is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Pollen & Environmental science. The author has an hindex of 10, co-authored 29 publications receiving 351 citations.
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Temperature-related changes in airborne allergenic pollen abundance and seasonality across the northern hemisphere: a retrospective data analysis
Lewis H. Ziska,László Makra,Susan K. Harry,Nicolas Bruffaerts,Marijke Hendrickx,Frances Coates,Annika Saarto,Michel Thibaudon,Gilles Oliver,Athanasios Damialis,Athanasios Damialis,Athanasios Charalampopoulos,Despoina Vokou,Starri Heiđmarsson,Ellý Guđjohnsen,Maira Bonini,Jae Won Oh,Krista Sullivan,Linda B Ford,G. Daniel Brooks,Dorota Myszkowska,Elena Severova,Regula Gehrig,German D. Ramon,Paul J. Beggs,Kim Knowlton,Allison Crimmins +26 more
TL;DR: The findings reveal that the ongoing increase in temperature extremes (Tmin and Tmax) might already be contributing to extended seasonal duration and increased pollen load for multiple aeroallergenic pollen taxa in diverse locations across the northern hemisphere.
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Potential of Mycobacterium tuberculosis resuscitation-promoting factors as antigens in novel tuberculosis sub-unit vaccines.
Marta C. Romano,Ehsan Aryan,Hannelie Korf,Nicolas Bruffaerts,C. L. M. C Franken,Tom H. M. Ottenhoff,Kris Huygen +6 more
TL;DR: RpfB is the most promising candidate of the five rpf-like proteins of Mtb in terms of its immunogenicity and protective efficacy and warrants further analysis for inclusion as an antigen in novel TB vaccines.
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Relationships between aeroallergen levels and hospital admissions for asthma in the Brussels-Capital Region: a daily time series analysis
Ariane Guilbert,Bianca Cox,Nicolas Bruffaerts,Lucie Hoebeke,Ann Packeu,Marijke Hendrickx,Koen De Cremer,Sandrine Bladt,Olivier Brasseur,An Van Nieuwenhuyse +9 more
TL;DR: It is suggested that airborne grass, birch and hornbeam pollen are associated with severe asthma exacerbations in the Brussels region and appear to act in synergy with air pollution.
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Comparative long-term trend analysis of daily weather conditions with daily pollen concentrations in Brussels, Belgium.
Nicolas Bruffaerts,Tom De Smedt,Andy Delcloo,Koen Simons,Lucie Hoebeke,Caroline Verstraeten,An Van Nieuwenhuyse,Ann Packeu,Marijke Hendrickx +8 more
TL;DR: An earlier onset of the flowering period for birch, oak, ash, plane, grasses, and Urticaceae and the rates of change in pollen annual cycles were shown to be associated with the ratesof change in the annual cycles of several meteorological parameters such as temperature, radiation, humidity, and rainfall.
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Residential green space and medication sales for childhood asthma: A longitudinal ecological study in Belgium.
Raf Aerts,Sébastien Dujardin,Benoit Nemery,An Van Nieuwenhuyse,Jos Van Orshoven,Jean-Marie Aerts,Ben Somers,Marijke Hendrickx,Nicolas Bruffaerts,Mariska Bauwelinck,Lidia Casas,Claire Demoury,Michelle Plusquin,Tim S. Nawrot +13 more
TL;DR: Living in close proximity to areas with high grass cover (grasslands, but also residential gardens) may negatively impact child respiratory health and reducing the dominance of grass in public and private green space might be beneficial to reduce the childhood asthma burden and may simultaneously improve the ecological value of urban green space.