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The ProTalks Webinar entitled IAQ Screening & Detecting Mold and Bacteria hosted by Grainger/Professional Equipment (PE) and presented by Pure Air Control Services is FREE and is scheduled for January 24, 2013 8:00 - 9:00 pm EST.
Clearwater, FL -- The ProTalk Webinar Series is your chance to take advantage of FREE presentations from our Tech experts. You'll get the latest information and how-to's on industry-leading tools and trade-specific topics that impact your business. Plus, you'll have the opportunity to participate and ask questions. Registering is fast and easy! So don't wait-Register Now! Sign up for the FREE ProTalk webinar today! http://www.professionalequipment.com/content/pe-pro-talks-webinar-series.asp#schedule
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| Single Mother: Mold Forced Me out of My Ranchside Apartment "The place is contaminated with active mold growth," said Microbiologist Doctor Rajiv Sahay with Pure Air Control Services. | |
by Isabel Mascarenas - Reporter | wtsp.com ~ 10 News
NEW PORT RICHEY, Florida -- A single mom renting a New Port Richey apartment says she complained for months to management about the mold inside, but nothing was done. She called 10 News, and management got to work.
Nicole Nikolic says the mold inside her apartment grew so out of control it started growing on her furniture, on her clothes, and on her shoes. In November, her father hired an air quality control company, Pure Air Control Services, Inc., to inspect the apartment. Test results showed abnormally high mold count on surfaces and in the air.
Management says a water leak caused the mold issue.
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Catching the Flu: NIOSH Research on Airborne Influenza Transmission | |
by NIOSH Science Blog - William G. Lindsley, PhD | CDC - Safer Healthier Workers
As we enter another influenza season, one question continues to vex medical and public health professionals: How do you stop people from catching the flu? The best way to prevent the flu is by getting an influenza vaccine every year. However, in the event of a large-scale influenza outbreak of a new virus strain or a pandemic, when influenza vaccine may not be promptly available, we will see tremendous demands on the health care system and its workers. Thus, it's critical to understand how influenza is transmitted from person to person so that we can determine the best ways...
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| New Law Requires Radon Testing in Day Cares ...non-residential day care centers are required to hire an IEMA-licensed radon measurement professional to test the facility. | |
by theSouthern.com
Parents of children in day care will be better informed about levels of radon in their child's facility under a new law that took effect Jan. 1.
Licensed day care centers and day care homes are now required to test for the radioactive gas, and beginning Jan. 1, 2014, day care centers will need to show proof the facility has been tested for radon within the last three years as part of the initial application or license renewal process. The Illinois Emergency Management Agency is highlighting the new law as part of Radon Action Month throughout January.
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Mother Complains of Mold in NDSU Dorm |
by valleynewslive.com | KVLY/KXJB
It is not what anyone wants to see, especially at a place where university students are living, but there is a small mold problem.
A concerned parent sent us multiple pictures after she found mold in her son's dorm room at North Dakota State University.
She was worried that other students would have to deal with the mold, so she called Valley News Live for help. We asked NDSU the tough questions including: Is something like this acceptable?
The concerned mom is wondering why a mold problem in Churchill Hall, that was noticed around Thanksgiving, continued to grow after Christmas break.
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