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Air particles raise risk of childhood asthma

Abstract:
It is widely believed that poor air quality can trigger an asthma attack in those who already have the illness. New evidence from scientists at the School of Medicine and Bloomberg School of Public Health suggests that problems with indoor air quality can cause serious respiratory problems in asthmatic children....

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posted 3/03/09 @ 4:51 AM EST

There should be controll over dust , this is true that this disease is afecting more in developing nations , we have to do some prevntive things for protecting childrens

Denny Barringer

posted 3/08/09 @ 9:18 PM EST

There is no reason indoor air can't be cleaner than outdoor air if the proper air cleaning products are used for the specific application. They have everything you need right here www.cleanairsystemsinc.net

Joe Castner

posted 4/06/09 @ 3:12 PM EST

Thank you for this very informative abstract. We at AspenAirInside are committed to removing respirable suspended particles (RSP) from indoor air. It is specifically these particles that trigger asthma attacks in children and others. Proper air filtration is the answer to this problem. We want people to be aware of us. We offer affordable, effective, whole-house air filtration systems. They're easy to install and maintain, and provide merv-16 equivalent level of air filtration. Thanks again, and we will continue to look to you for more information to help people better understand the problems and possible solutions to adult and childhood asthma.
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