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Articles, guides, and research on environmental health — written to help you connect the dots.

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SymptomsBeginner9 min

What Is Mold Illness? A Plain-Language Guide

A grounded overview of mold, moisture, damp buildings, and the patterns people often notice when a building becomes part of the health context.

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EnvironmentBeginner8 min

7 Signs There May Be Hidden Mold in Your Home

You don't always see mold. Here are the warning signs that something invisible could be affecting your health.

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SolutionsBeginner9 min

Stories of Recovery: Finding Hope After Mold Illness

Recovery from mold illness is possible. These stories from our community show what the journey looks like.

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AdvocacyBeginner8 min

How to Talk to Your Doctor About Environmental Illness

Getting taken seriously by medical professionals is one of the hardest parts. Here's how to advocate effectively.

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ResearchBeginner8 min

CIRS Explained: The Science Behind Mold Illness

Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome is the medical framework behind what many experience as "mold sickness."

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SymptomsBeginner10 min

Brain Fog and Mold: When Your Mind Won't Clear

A plain-language look at cognitive symptoms, damp-building context, and the patterns worth documenting when clarity changes by place or timing.

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EnvironmentBeginner8 min

Hidden Mold: Where It Hides and How to Find It

You can't always see mold, smell mold, or test for mold easily. Here's where it hides in homes and buildings.

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SolutionsIntermediate9 min

Mold Remediation: What to Expect and How to Protect Yourself

Remediation done wrong can make things worse. Here's what proper mold cleanup looks like and what questions to ask.

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AdvocacyBeginner8 min

Talking to Your Landlord About Mold: A Practical Guide

Approaching your landlord about a mold problem is stressful but necessary. Here's how to communicate effectively.

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ResearchBeginner10 min

Mycotoxins: The Invisible Toxins Mold Leaves Behind

Even after mold is removed, mycotoxins can linger. Understanding these compounds is key to full recovery.

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SymptomsBeginner8 min

Brain Fog and Environmental Illness: Why You Can't Think Straight

That cognitive haze isn't laziness or aging. For many, it's a neuroinflammatory response to environmental toxins.

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SymptomsBeginner6 min

Mold Allergy vs. Mold Illness: They're Not the Same Thing

Sneezing around mold is an allergy. Getting systemically sick from mold exposure is something entirely different.

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News & Research

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Environmental health is an active area of legislation, litigation, and research. Coverage tracks the topics and developments most relevant to understanding indoor environmental health.

Coverage Areas

Mold & Building Health Laws

Legislative updates on tenant rights, landlord disclosure requirements, and building inspection mandates related to mold and indoor air quality.

Military Housing Investigations

Ongoing investigations into mold, water damage, and indoor air quality issues in military housing across the United States.

Environmental Lawsuits

Litigation involving toxic building exposure, landlord negligence, and occupant health impacts from environmental conditions.

Indoor Air Quality Regulations

Federal, state, and local regulatory developments around indoor air quality standards in residential and commercial buildings.

Public Health Studies

Research publications linking indoor environmental conditions to chronic health outcomes, immune dysfunction, and neurological symptoms.

Building Science Research

New findings in building science related to moisture dynamics, ventilation standards, and contaminant pathways.

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