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Toxic Mold Ruled Out As Cause of Infant Deaths

February 17, 2011

Since 2007, an unusual string of infant deaths have befallen occupants of families living in military housing facilities in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. A panic is setting in and moms are lighting up military message boards, Facebook forums, and Twitter feeds with concerns over their children’s safety.

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Does This Mold Victim Deserve $8 Million?

December 1, 2010

So when people hear about a multi-million dollar lawsuit they tend to believe it is a gross exaggeration of the victim’s suffering. Well, I have an easy way to determine if it is or not. It comes down to permanent damage. It’s tragic that this boy had to suffer due to a school’s alleged negligence, but if he can fully recover then $8 million is not just compensation.

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Advice for Moldy Georgia LEC

June 16, 2010

Since the LEC employees hundreds of people there will obviously be some turnover at some point. Isn’t it highly possible that someone with a suppressed immune system or a mold allergy could start working in the building?

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When it Comes to Mold, Doctors Are Unreliable

December 1, 2009

Under-informed doctors not only allow the problem to worsen by not immediately identifying the problem, allowing the exposure to continue, but they can even make the problems worse by misdiagnosing and mistreating the illness. I previously wrote about how doctors will misdiagnose a mold infection as a bacterial infection and treat it with antibiotics. But the bacteria in your body are actually necessary to fight off fungal infections. This is like trying to put out a fire with a flamethrower.

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Fundraiser to Save Mold Victim’s Life

November 16, 2009

Whenever Jennifer would touch anything, she would leave behind pink fingerprints that could not be washed away. These fingerprints were caused by her body trying to rid itself of the toxins through her pores.

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Does Mold Have a Direct Effect on Human Health?

September 9, 2009

This weapon is a paper from the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, or ACOEM. The paper downplays the effect indoor mold has on human health, claiming that while some people exhibit allergic reactions to mold, mycotoxins do not adversely affect health and pathogenic mold infections are unlikely.

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10 Years After Mayo, Has Much Changed?

July 12, 2009

Previously, doctors believed chronic sinusitis was caused by bacteria and prescribed antibiotics to their patients. Now we know why this treatment had little to no result. As we’ve discussed before, antibiotics can make a mold infection worse since bacteria in your body actually fights off mold.

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Mold Kills Three Children at Hospital

May 26, 2009

Renovation work was being done on the children’s wing of the hospital where the victims were staying. Parents expressed concern over fumes and odors that seeped into their children’s rooms from the work and that workers often shared the same passageways that their children used when they were transported. The impending lawsuit says the hospital did not take necessary precautions to ensure the children were not exposed to the air pollutants caused by the renovation.

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