THERE are 374 different
substances both naturally occurring
and man-made that have known or
suspected links to asthma,
according to a new report.
The Healthy Environments: A
Compilation of Substances Linked to
Asthma report by Perkins + Will
looked at eight lists published by
Government agencies, academic
sources and third party regulatory
agencies to arrive at its own
conclusive list.
“The most important finding is
that the substances that are
commonly linked with asthma are
ubiquitious,” the report said.
“From a kindergartner, to a nurse
or a manufacturing plant worker,
everyone is ...
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