Mold exposure in damp buildings is associated with both nasal symptoms and asthma
development, but the progression of building‐related (BR) rhinosinusitis symptoms to …

Indoor mold infestation can lead to a variety of adverse health effects, including allergic and
non-allergic respiratory complaints. Especially if no evidence of an allergic reaction can be …

Background Personal exposure to fungal bioaerosols derived from contaminated building
materials or agricultural commodities may induce or exacerbate a variety of adverse health …

Mycotoxins are known to produce veterinary and human diseases when consumed with
contaminated foods. Mycotoxins have also been proposed to cause adverse human health …

While occupational exposure to airborne pollutants such as asbestos and coal dust is known
to cause lung cancer/mesothelioma and pneumoconiosis (black lung disease) …

Disorders related to indoor air quality have become a major concern for primary care
physicians, who often are asked to evaluate patients whose symptoms may be caused or …

The AWMF (Association of the Scientific Medical Societies) mold guideline “Medical clinical
diagnostics for indoor mold exposure”—Update 2023 concludes that there is limited or …

The increased frequency of respiratory symptoms and diseases among sawmill workers has
been linked to occupational exposure to airborne contaminants, especially to different fungi …

Rationale: Epidemiological studies have shown that indoor molds are associated with
increased prevalence and exacerbation of respiratory symptoms and asthma. Mycotoxins …

Objective Some evidences indicate that exposure to molds or their products can be relevant
for the loss of asthma control. Thus, we measured the mold burden present inside houses of …