Exposure to molds can cause human disease through several well-defined mechanisms. In
addition, many new mold-related illnesses have been hypothesized in recent years that …

Several lines of evidence suggest that the disorders associated with indoor molds and their
mycotoxins and other products (enzymes, glucans, and mold-volatile organic compounds) …

Humans are constantly exposed to fungi, or moulds, usually without suffering harm to health.
However, in some instances inhalation of sufficient numbers of mould spores can trigger …

A symposium focused on health problems from molds and mycotoxins, with the objective of
having healthy homes was held in Dallas, Texas, 19-22 June 2008. Previous progress in …

Background Increasing evidence is reported supporting associations between exposure to
indoor microbial growth/dampness in water-damaged buildings (WDB) and increased …

Occupational and environmental health professionals are confronted with issues concerning
the health effects of indoor fungal bioaerosol exposure. This article reviews current data on …

Background Epidemiological surveys indicate that occupants of mold contaminated
environments are at increased risk of respiratory symptoms. The immunological …

With a weakened immune system, the uphill battle to improve from ME/CFS can be
insurmountable if your everyday environment is against you. Avoidance of known obstacles …

The overview of endogenous mold exposure is in part based on research carried out in our
allergy practice and also reflects conditions encountered in Southern California …