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Candles, hair styling products, and other common items can produce toxic air pollution that lingers in our homes.

Scientists warn that the invisible fibers floating around our homes may be quietly reshaping our gut health, carrying hidden chemicals, and fueling inflammation.

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Newly published research on indoor air quality shows wildfire smoke may linger in homes long after the initial blaze has been put out or winds have shifted. The findings show that wildfire smoke can ...

A public health expert says polluted air is costing the country about a billion dollars each year in healthcare costs and decreased productivity.

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