The effects of global warming and climate change are becoming increasingly noticeable, especially in terms of allergic diseases. Research conducted over the past decades shows that allergic reactions, particularly sensitivity to ragweed and other pollens, have been on the rise. Changing climate conditions, such as warmer temperatures and wetter periods, contribute to the intensification of this phenomenon. Ragweed is a particularly aggressive allergen, with its occurrence and flowering period closely linked to climate changes. Allergic reactions not only affect the health of those affected but can also impose economic burdens on society. Future forecasts suggest that the number of people sensitive to ragweed will dramatically increase, posing new challenges for…