Indoor air can be more toxic than outdoor air, and your child is breathing in twice as much of it every day.

Nearly half of all children in the United States — 46% of people under 18 — live in areas with unhealthy air quality, ...

A few small changes each week can make your home dramatically healthier for your kids by the end of the year.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. On New Year's Day, several people messaged me to ask if I had noticed how bad the air quality was in Phoenix after the previous ...

A non-partisan group of climate scientists called "Science Moms" just launched a national ad campaign highlighting the harmful effects of air pollution on children's health. Click here and here to ...

While air pollution is known to cause a myriad of health issues such as asthma and cancer, a research team has just discovered a new, unexpected consequence of dirty air: Peanut allergies in children.

A new American Lung Association report found 33.5 million children live in areas with air pollution levels that can pose a health risk.

Humans take more than 22,000 breaths a day and experts say the quality of the air we breathe is important. The World Health Organization (WHO) reports more than 90% of children breathe air so polluted ...