AIR8 Magazine - Health

We are becoming increasingly aware of health issues and how to prevent disease. This article will discuss why indoor air quality concerns have increased and how we can create clean, healthy air.

Air purifiers specifically designed to improve indoor air quality filter out airborne particles such as pollen, pet dander, dust and mold, which are the main causes of indoor allergies.

The increase in the world’s allergic population is among the many negative consequences generated by pollution and climate change. This article will explain how these are interrelated and how an air purifier can be a great ally.

Throughout the pandemic, air purifiers have increased in popularity due to their efficiency in eliminating toxic pollutants and viruses in the air. The World Health Organization (WHO) affirmed that COVID-19 is an airborne transmission disease that drives pandemic.

In 2003 a group of scientists from China researched and examined the correlation between air pollution and the respiratory viral infection, SARS (SARS is 80% similar to COVID-19). Their studies indicated that people in the most polluted regions of the country, had a higher risk of dying from SARS compared to those from region with lower pollution.

According to the U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), formaldehyde is among the 187 hazardous air pollutants and is the most carcinogen in the outdoor and indoor air. High exposure to this gas may create adverse severe long health effects.

Having an air purifier with HEPA filter is a great advantage for those suffering from allergies caused by pollen during spring season. Air purifiers relieve allergies by improving air quality through different filter layers, including the HEPA, removing up to 99.97% of micro particles.

Air pollution might be a topic that we all know of, but it is essential to constantly learn due to the significant threat to our health. The purpose of this article is to inform how air pollution affects our cardiovascular system and learn how to mitigate the negative effects poor air causes on us.

Online doctor’s appointments, closed schools, and online teaching has been our new normal since the start of the pandemic. Two years have passed, and still, there is no sign that COVID-19 is vanishing from the world, but we cannot live through smart devices or computer screens any longer. People worldwide are eager to return to their lives, but the anxiety and fear of getting infected increases with the new variants. In Scotland, the government is alleviating the worry of doctors and teachers by supplying them with a grant for better ventilation to eliminate airborne pollutants, including COVID-19.

Scottish government ventilation enhancement grant for optometry practices The Scottish Government is taking further efforts to ensure that optometry practices are well-equipped to combat COVID-19. The government has made funds available that will be awarded to optometry practices that meet specific criteria. While the COVID-19 situation in Scotland has improved recently, it is still advisable to […]

Spain and other European countries have been victims of a storm that will bring negative consequences to air quality.