Mold growth in your home can be unsettling. Blackened spots and dusty patches on the walls are signs that something is amiss, ...

The mold spores traveling through the air of your house ... If you have a weak immune system or a chronic lung condition, such as emphysema, tuberculosis, or advanced sarcoidosis, mold might ...

Then you're likely to suffer health problems. He warned mold covering an area this large would release a high amount of ...

Mold growth happens in damp indoor areas and is difficult to prevent. It can be an annoyance but usually isn’t harmful to ...

Everyone breathes in these mold spores, but in some people they can trigger ... Center and a national spokesperson for the American Lung Association, told Live Science by email.

In other words, if we get enough of the spores of Cladosporium in our lungs, they'll create some kind of an allergic reaction. Benji: And high mold counts can also trigger asthma, he says.

They also sequenced mold samples from those patients' environments and compared them for matches. For some patients, samples of Aspergillus taken from the lungs were nearly identical to spores ...

Many homeowners assume that the air inside their home is cleaner than the air outside. In reality, indoor air can often be ...