Airborne Mold Articles & Analysis
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Aeroallergens, which are airborne substances such as mold or pollen that can trigger an allergic reaction in some people following inhalation or dermal contact, are often found in dust. In some asthmatics, aeroallergens could trigger an asthma attack, or potentially worsen other respiratory diseases. When dust is airborne, it can remain in the ...
These allergies can be a significant problem for some people, including during the hot summer months. High levels of airborne mold and pollen during the summer months can be an issue for people working or enjoying the outdoors. ...
Two of the most common causes of summer allergies are due to the presence of pollen and mold. Just last week, the National Allergy Bureau Pollen and Mold Report indicated that the San Juan area had moderate concentrations of tree pollens and high concentrations of outdoor mold. Across the entire Caribbean, moderate to high levels of ...
Generally speaking, trees pollinate during the spring, but grasses and weeds can still cause pollen allergies throughout the summer months. Elevated levels of airborne mold spores are also a common occurrence during the summer months. Warm and moist conditions can be conducive for elevated mold spore counts which can be an issue for people ...