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- Condemned apartment due to mold has caused chronic health issues for tenant - LEX18
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Scientists from SUNY Cortland & Cornell University to give presentation on how mold & other fungi impact the lives of humans
Their topics will range from fungi that cause human disease, molds in houses, mushrooms and mushroom poisoning to the key roles of fungi in global ecosystems. 10/06/2009 A pair of scientists from SUNY Cortland and Cornell University will give a … Continue reading
Field Work Starts On Nation’s Largest Capital Planning Effort In a Decade – CAS Financial Advisory Services – HUD
SOURCE CAS Partners Excerpt BOSTON, July 30 /PRNewswire/ – CAS Financial Advisory Services (CAS FAS), the asset management group of CAS Partners, announced today that its capital planning subsidiary On-Site Insight (OSI) has started field inspections of the nation’s 1,300,000-home public … Continue reading
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Fundraiser to benefit victim of mold poisoning – stachybotrys, aspergillus, penicillium and trichothecene
By SHAUN SMITH Staff Writer 9-29-09 Excerpt – In 2004, she bought a home in Egg Harbor Township. Little did she know that her house would slowly poison her. She started having symptoms about a year after moving in. Her … Continue reading
Parents Demonstrate Over Alleged Mold Problem
October 1, 2009 Story by Alicia Suka School officials say the health department is investigating. Excerpt – BAILEYSVILLE — A group of Wyoming County parents gather to draw attention to what they say is a major health concern. Moms, dads, even … Continue reading
Chronic childhood diseases linked to exposure to toxic chemicals in the environment surging upward
By Mark Johnson of the Journal Sentinel Oct. 1, 2009 Chronic childhood diseases linked to exposure to toxic chemicals in the environment have been surging upward, costing the U.S. almost $55 billion a year. That was the opening message 150 … Continue reading
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