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Published 18:01 5 Dec 2017 GMT
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Research from Prevalin Allergy in the UK has revealed more than a third of us will suffer from 'Christmas tree syndrome' this festive season.
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Dr Andy Whittamore told Express: "Most of the time mould is obvious in the home, but many people don’t realise that mould also naturally grows on Christmas trees.
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