There is an application that allows you to know, in real time, what jellyfish have been sighted: what type they are, how many there are or the number of people affected by a sting in each area. It is called Medusapp and is one of the best allies of allergists who, in the middle of summer, ask not to underestimate these marine creatures. "Having a database gives us information on how reactions vary, what the different jellyfish produce, what treatments we can give...", explains María José Pascual, allergist at the Rotger Clinic in Palma and member of the Spanish Scientific Society.
Warmer sea temperatures mean more jellyfish
App gives you more information on sightings and stings
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