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Posted by Moderator 1204 days ago (http://www.fleshandstone.net)
Category: Mold News | Tags: research toxins health news
Mold toxins in buildings damaged by moisture are much more prevalent and more potent than previously thought, according to new international research read more »

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Posted by Moderator 1035 days ago (http://www.helsinki.fi)
Category: Mold News | Tags: research toxins indoor air quality
The effect of toxins on morbidity rates has not been researched much in Finland, and even less so internationally.
Many Finns have complained of pec read more »

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Posted by Moderator 608 days ago (http://www.slu.edu)
Category: Mold Studies/Research | Tags: microbiocides grant research hud
Saint Louis University has received a two-year, $326,246 grant from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to study whether commercially av read more »

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Posted by Moderator 215 days ago (http://news.ifas.ufl.edu)
Category: Mold In Food and Agriculture | Tags: research blue light penicillium fruit
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — One species of Penicillium fungus gave humanity the miracle drug penicillin; some of its cousins give the citrus industry headach read more »

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Posted by Moderator 20 days ago (http://www.minotdailynews.com)
Category: Mold Studies/Research | Tags: research asthma allergy fungus
A tragedy for Minot was also something of a boon for Minot State University associate professor Mikhail Bobylev and his team of student researchers. read more »

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