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According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) asthma is a disease that affects your lungs. It causes repeated episodes of wheezing, breathlessness, chest tightness, and nighttime or early morning coughing.
Washington, DC - As modern medicine improves at warp speed then why has asthma prevalence rates jumped sharply in the U.S.? With all the knowledge base data, reductions in outdoor air pollutants, no smoking policies instituted, greening of new buildings, increase medications, then why is asthma prevalence increasing today? Can deferred maintenance be a reason?
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American Lung Association Releases New Guide to Safe and Healthy Workplaces to Reduce the Incidence of Asthma Attacks during the Workday From Office Workers to Factory Employees, Indoor Air Contaminates Can Sicken Every Facet of the American Workforce |
by Jenna American Lung Association ~ lung.org
Washington, D.C. - The vast majority of the American workforce spends at least part of their day laboring indoors where serious health dangers may be lurking in the air they breathe. According to the Occupational Health & Safety Administration (OSHA), approximately 11 million workers including those who are employed by offices, restaurants and industrial facilities are exposed to at last one or more substances in their workplace that could cause asthma symptoms.
Available for the first time...
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Mold Forces Georgia Department Out of Building |
by Hailey Winslow - news4jax.com
BRUNSWICK, Ga. - If you go to the Department of Family and Children Services in Glynn County, you'll see a sign on the door that says the department has temporarily moved a few doors down. 
The reason: mold.
DFCS is located in Cypress Mill Square, and Carolyn Oppenheimer owns the property.
"It's behind the walls," she said in a phone interview from Atlanta. "You couldn't see it, so they had to go in and remove the affected areas. They removed some sheet rock and some carpet."
Oppenheimer said offhand she didn't know what kind of mold it is. But employees are worried.
An employee who wants to remain anonymous....
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Superstorm Sandy Fraud Sting Nabs Eight Unlicensed Contractors |
by Christina Bramlet, PropertyCasualty360.com
For years, opportunists have preyed on vulnerable homeowners attempting to rebuild their lives after large-scale catastrophes.
Insureds who enter into unfavorable agreements or end up with subpar (or non-existent) property repairs are often left to pick up the pieces, with little recourse.
Increasingly states across the U.S. are enacting specific legislation to spread awareness and deter the merciless crime.
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Legionella Bacteria Found at Four More Queensland Hospitals |
by Tony Moore, Senior Reporter ~ brisbanetimes.com.au
Legionella bacteria has been found in low levels at four hospitals - Logan, Ipswich, Gold Coast and QEII - as the new weekly testing regime in Queensland hospitals begins.
Queensland hospitals have been asked to test their water for legionella and release results each week since a man, 66, died after contracting legionnaires' disease...
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