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Babies Born During Mold Season are More Likely to Develop Asthma

March 27, 2009

A study of 514 children from the same region, born in 1999 and 2000, were shown to have three times the likelihood of developing asthma if they were born during the peak mold or peak pollen times of the year.

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Top 5 Employees Who May be Affected by Your Moldy Building

January 16, 2009

Many office buildings today are suffering from sick building syndrome due to overgrown mold. But even if you can see or smell mold in the building, as an employer you may be reluctant (especially in today’s market) to dip into the company budget to pay for remediation. After all, if no one is sick then what’s the problem?

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Moldy Moods: Mold Possibly Linked to Depression

January 2, 2009

It is well documented that mold negatively affects your physical health, but what about your mental health? But now a recent study furthers the evidence that there may be a direct link between mold and depression. The study, performed by Brown University epidemiologist Edmond Shenassa and published in the American Journal of Public Health, showed [...]

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Top 5 Reasons to Reconsider Ozone Generators

December 29, 2008

Anyone who has an interest in air quality is probably familiar with the publicized pros and cons of ozone generators.  The manufacturers and distributors defend ozone generators as a safe and effective method of mold, bacteria, and odor remediation while outspoken health and environment officials are quick to point out the dangers associated with ground-level [...]

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How Mold and Poor Indoor Air Quality Affects Public Schools

December 19, 2008

Currently, our schools are under scrutiny. Thanks to recent research, as well as publicized litigation, the students, teachers, and parents becoming well aware about the harmful effects of mold on indoor air quality and the potential danger that mold presents to students in leaky, poorly-ventilated schools. According to a Government Accounting Office report, 20% of [...]

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The Moldiest Places in America

December 4, 2008

The current economic recession is prompting homebuyers to be more fastidious than ever before when considering all the factors involved in buying new property.  Likewise, the impact of potential mold growth in real estate is also a major concern for the potential home buyer.  Mold can turn any real estate endeavor into a financial disaster [...]

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