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Can clean air increase child IQ?

Research has found that exposure to polluted air can impair a child’s memory and reasoning, reduce their academic performance, and lower their intelligence. Ensuring your child breathes clean air can help prevent this. Read More >

Can air quality cause absenteeism?

Chronic absenteeism has no single cause. Learn why air quality may be one of the most invisible and pervasive causes. Read More >

9 Ways to improve the air quality in your baby’s room

Indoor air quality can be two to five times worse than it is outside. What can you do to protect your newborn? Here’s how to improve the air your baby breathes. Read More >

Air pollution and your baby’s brain development

Research has provided evidence that exposure to air pollution to expectant mothers or in the early years of a baby’s life can impede brain development. Read More >

A parent’s complete guide to managing asthma and allergies at school

School buildings often trigger allergies & asthma. Learn how you can help improve indoor air quality in schools. Read More >

The alarming truth about air pollution and pregnancy

You’re taking prenatal vitamins, following a healthy diet, and paying regular visits to your OB/GYN. Equally important is the air you breathe. Here’s what you need to know about air pollution and pregnancy. Read More >

Indoor air quality in schools is a serious issue

Studies have associated poor indoor air quality with a decrease in students’ ability to perform specific cognitive tasks. Learn more. Read More >

Latest air purifier use: Protection from hearing loss?

Can an air purifier help protect against hearing loss? Maybe. A study published this summer reported that exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke nearly doubles the risk of hearing loss among adolescents. Read More >

Selecting an air purifier for the nursery

The most important addition to a newborn baby’s room probably isn’t a crib, changing table, baby bedding, monitors, soft lighting or even blankets that match the wallpaper. It’s clean air. Learn why and what you can do to keep your baby breathing the clea Read More >

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