Can air quality make you sick? Poor indoor air quality poses numerous risks to your health. In some cases, you’ll notice these impacts immediately, and in other cases, it may take years before you see ...

Consumer Reports shares simple ways to reduce indoor pollution, such as opening windows, avoiding indoor smoke sources, and using exhaust fans, and recommends the Blueair Blue Pure 311i+ Max and ...

New York City has been experiencing some of the worst air quality in the world. Canadian wildfires are impacting states as far south as Georgia, with New York City experiencing some of the worst air ...

Winter's chilly temperatures, wet weather, and gusty winds make staying inside an enticing option. But additional time spent indoors means prolonged exposure to your home's indoor air quality, making ...

In a world of increasing wildfires and invisible irritants, we consulted with experts to explain why and how to measure air quality in your home and take steps to correct it. By Terri Williams ...

A detailed view of the sun covered by smoke from the Canadian wildfires as air quality alerts were issued across Minnesota during the second round of the 3M Open 2025 at TPC Twin Cities on July 25, ...

As summer draws closer, so does smoke from Canadian wildfires and related health concerns. While the smoke may not be as bad as it was in 2023 when cities like New York and much of the East Coast ...

Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, leaders across the skilled nursing industry began asking a pressing, practical question: How can we reduce the risk of infections while allowing our residents to live ...

Bad indoor air quality may affect eye health. When the eyes are directly exposed to airborne irritants, you could experience itchiness, swelling, dry eyes, or pink eye. Chronic effects could also ...

The growing availability of low-cost air quality sensors is helping people across the world track air pollution. Headway The growing availability of low-cost air ...

Did you know that women who work at home have a 54 percent higher death rate from cancer than those who work outside the house? Or that 50 percent of all illnesses in the U.S. are caused by poor ...