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5 Ways to Fight Colds and Flu

If you were like 90,000 other adults this year, you may have caught the flu during the last few months. Your symptoms started with a mild dry cough, a headache or pain and tiredness around your eyes. But as your illness progressed, you developed a fever and severe muscle aches. Not long later, you vomited what […]

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AIR PURIFIERS HUGE GROWTH IN POPULARITY WORLDWIDE

The Global Air Purifiers Market is Projected to Cross $ 59 Billion by 2021 Being categorized a luxury product a few years back, air purifiers are fast emerging as a necessity product across the globe, especially in developed economies. With increasing industrialization and expanding vehicle fleet, the quality of air across the globe is degrading […]

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World air quality worsening

World air quality worseni World air quality worsening - Global Air Purifiers Market Projections expand to $59 Billion by 2021 Being categorized a luxury product a few years back, air purifiers are fast emerging as a necessity product across the globe, especially in developed economies. With increasing industrialization and expanding vehicle fleet, the quality of […]

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Noise Levels - how loud is loud?

dBA Example Home & Yard Appliances Workshop & Construction 0 healthy hearing threshold     10 a pin dropping     20 rustling leaves     30 whisper     40 babbling brook computer   50 light traffic refrigerator   60 conversational speech air conditioner   70 shower dishwasher   75 toilet flushing vacuum cleaner […]

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How big is a Particle in the air?

Ever wondered what particles you might be breathing in? See this list of different particles and their sizes in microns for details. For reference the IQAir HealthPro 250 has cleaning efficiency of .003 microns. Particle Particle Size(microns) Anthrax 1 - 5 Antiperspirant 6 - 10 Asbestos(asbestos particles travel in air like ‘javelins’, so filtration is more a function […]

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Every Breath We Take - latest study by Royal College of Physicians

Cradle to grave health dangers posed by polluted air at home and work are now beyond doubt says Blueair CEO as new evidence emerges in landmark UK study Blueair AB - Feb 24, 2016 06:48 GMT Stockholm, Sweden, February 24, 2016 – Blueair CEO Bengt Rittri today said the health dangers posed by polluted air […]

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Australia's 4 Most Polluted Cities

When you think of the great outdoors, you may think about beautiful trees and clean, pure air. Your parents may have encouraged you to spend more time outside to enjoy the fresh air, and you subsequently may tell your children to do the same. But before you feel too nostalgic about sunny-day adventures in the […]

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4 Techniques to Make Your Office a Healthier Place

4 Techniques to Make Your Office a Healthier Place As a business owner, you recognise the important role your employees perform every day. They ensure your products ship on time. They meet with many of your clients and provide down-to-earth customer service. Without your employees, you wouldn’t have a successful company. Naturally, you want to […]

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Asthma sufferers more prone to other respiratory ailments

Source: Roy Morgan Research. Affecting 11% of the adult population (or 2 million people), asthma is one of the more prevalent lung/breathing conditions in Australia, third only to hay fever (26%) and snoring (19%). Between October 2014 and September 2015, more than half (51%) of Aussie adults with asthma reported experiencing hay fever at some […]

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The Benefits of Office Air Cleaners

You take many steps to keep your employees content. You offer holidays off, you plan company parties and events and you keep the break room well-stocked with snacks. But one way to improve employee satisfaction is to maintain a clean, healthy office environment. When you invest in office air cleaners, you’ll help your employees literally […]

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Six Surprising Contributors to Your Poor Indoor Air Quality

Indoor air pollutants can have sort-term or long-term effects on health. The pollutants may cause symptoms as simple as a throat irritation or as damaging as a respiratory disease. In severe cases, indoor pollutants may cause pneumonia, heart disease and even cancer. Of course, serious illnesses are a rare consequence of poor indoor air quality. Still, […]

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Melbourne’s Plane Trees plainly a hazard

The City of Melbourne and the inner suburbs plane trees are adding to this season’s allergy and respiratory conditions. The trees not only give off pollens but also minute, hairy fibres which can lodge in the airway, irritate eyes and exacerbate hayfever symptoms. They are known as trichome fibres occurring mainly through the warmer months. […]

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4 Amazing Newborn Essentials

As an expectant mother, you've probably heard more than your fair share of advice from helpful parents, friends and relatives. For example, your mother-in-law may insist that you breastfeed. Or your cousin might recommend napping whenever your baby does. But as your due date draws closer, you may start to worry if you need more than […]

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How Allergies Affect Your Mood: Lifestyle Tips for a Happier Spring

You love the growth and renewal that comes with spring. Flowers bloom and trees blossom. And with this growth comes pollen-and lots of it. So it's no wonder that when spring arrives, you start to feel more tired, ill and even irritable. Pollen fills the air and your lungs, and makes it difficult for you […]

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Tailpipe Emissions – how deadly?

Independent testing by Transport and Environment, a Brussels based advocacy group, shows that cars are failing to meet emissions rules in real driving situations. The Volkswagen scandal has raised concern amongst regulators that their tests are ineffective and so new testing is being devised involving the Transport and Environment group. In focus are deadly nitrogen […]

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How to Reduce Pet Allergies with Air Purification

It is a common misconception that pet allergies come from pet hair. In fact, most allergies originate from pet dander, or the dead skin cells of the animal which occur when the animal licks itself and the dried saliva disintegrates into microscopic particles which are breathable. Even though heavier pet hairs are difficult to remove […]

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Office Study - BLUEAIR

Workers' Health Issues JUNE 2012

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Nurses who breathe in cleaning chemicals are more likely to get asthma

Nurses who are exposed to cleaning products, antiseptics and disinfectants in hospitals are 70 per cent more likely to be diagnosed with asthma, research has found. By Rebecca Smith, Medical Editor3:16PM GMT 19 Jan 2009 Researchers in America found chemicals in wards run by nurses which could irritate the lungs including cleansers and antiseptics used […]

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2013: US Study finds link between air pollution and autism

Harvard University experts have found that pregnant women exposed to high levels of air pollution are twice as likely to have a child with autism. The findings are published in Environmental Health Persectives journal. It found that women exposed to high levels of deisel particulates or mercury had double the risk. When pollutants included lead, […]

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2013: Danish Cancer Society Research Centre - air pollution as bad as smoking

A new study has found even low level exposure to traffic fumes can increase the risk of cancer. 313,000 people were measured with their local pollution levels and cancer rates over 9 European countries. Over a 13 year follow up period, 2095 of these developed lung cancer. The chances of cancer increased with higher exposure […]

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