Indoor visible mold and mold odor are associated with new‐onset childhood wheeze in a dose‐dependent manner

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Wellington study finds spores in bedrooms lead to wheezing

Health Medicinet, 09 Sep 2017

Mould and leaks are more often found in the bedrooms of wheezing children The more mould, the greater the risk children will…

Household mould could lead to asthma in children, new research says

TVNZ, 07 Sep 2017

Half of New Zealand homes have mould in them and new research shows a link between this and asthma in children.

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