Study: Mold in Homes Doubles Risk of Asthma
Exposure to mold and dampness in homes as much as doubles the risk of asthma development in children, according to a study published today in the March issue of the peer-reviewed journal Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP). Researchers studied 1,984 Finnish children aged 1 to 7 years over a six-year period to see if they developed asthma. Data collection included a baseline survey administered in March 1991, as well as a follow-up survey in March 1997, asking questions about the child's health, parents' health, parent's highest education level, and details of the child's environment including exposure to environmental tobacco.
September 20, 2006 |
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Study: Mold in Homes Doubles Risk of Asthma
by Environmental Health Perspectives
[RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC] Exposure to mold and dampness in homes as much as doubles the risk of asthma development in children, according to a study published today in the March issue of the peer-reviewed journal Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP). Researchers studied 1,984 Finnish children aged 1 to 7 years over a six-year period to see if they developed asthma. Data collection included a baseline survey administered in March 1991, as well as a follow-up survey in March 1997, asking questions about the child's health, parents' health, parent's highest education level, and details of the child's environment including exposure to environmental tobacco smoke and presence of feathery or furry pets.
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40 students living in hotels while APSU removes mold
by AMY RITCHART , The Leaf Chronicle
About 40 students remain in local hotels while work in two Austin Peay State University dormitories continues following mold removal.
University officials say air quality tests have been completed in Harvill Hall and an environmental clearance has been issued for Harvill by a private company. Students living there were able to begin moving back to the hall's third floor Sunday while drywall repairs on the first floor continue.
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Attorney Wins Failure To Disclose Toxic Mold Case For Seller
by Blanche Evans, Realty Times
Four months after purchasing a condo from Kimberly Orlando and Nguyen Nguyen in Huntington Beach, California, the buyers filed a lawsuit against the sellers, their real estate agent, the homeowners association, the termite inspector and the home inspector.
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DSU says poor design to blame for black mold
by JAMES MERRIWEATHER, The News Journal
DOVER â The William C. Jason Library-Learning Center at Delaware State University is riddled with black mold, the result of water that pours into the building during moderate to heavy rainfall.
According to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, black mold may cause stuffy nose, irritated eyes, wheezing or skin irritation. People allergic to mold may experience breathing difficulties, and those with weak immune systems and chronic lung diseases may develop infections.
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Judge orders Bianca Jagger to pay $500 fine for failing to pay rent
by CourtTVNews
NEW YORK (AP) â A judge has ordered Bianca Jagger, former wife of Rolling Stone Mick Jagger, to pay a $500 fine for failing to pay rent on a Park Avenue apartment that she says is infested with toxic mold and unlivable and has made her sick.
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Mold creates nightmare at new home in Farragut
by DON DARE, 6 On Your Side Reporter
FARRAGUT (WATE) -- An eighth of an inch mistake in a bathtub created a leak that led to a mold nightmare at a new home in Farragut. Now, no one wants to take responsibility.
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