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19/12/2017

For a woman, the time between conception and birth is perhaps one of the most vital life stages. Pregnant woman and the growing child are also affected by . NO2 pollution during pregnancy can be a potential cause of the child developing autism. Care for indoor air. https://aai.care/

12/12/2017

Even the air you breathe is as important as the food you eat.
Maintain the air in your house with an indoor air quality monitor. https://aai.care/

04/12/2017

Indoor plants help improve indoor air quality naturally.https://aai.care/welcome-indoor-plants-home/

27/11/2017

Avoid any redecorating close before the birth of your baby – renovations create ultra-fine debris such as fiberglass, mold spores and even asbestos dust that could be released into the air.
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20/11/2017

14/11/2017

Pet dander is one of the sources of . It is important to bathe and brush animals regularly to maintain good indoor air quality.
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07/11/2017

Because humans produce and exhale carbon dioxide (CO2), concentrations of CO2 in occupied indoor spaces are higher than concentrations outdoors.
First Breath will help you check the levels of CO2 in the air you breathe. https://aai.care/

01/11/2017

Babies are closer to the floor and are more likely to eat, breathe or touch pollutants from the ground. Always keep your carpets and toys clean.
An indoor air quality monitor can help you detect the pollutants in the air. https://aai.care/

23/10/2017

Children breathe higher volume of air compared to adults. This means that they easily get affected by Indoor-Air-Quality related problems.

Open the window or switch on the vent while cooking. http://aai.care/

16/10/2017

Tropomi was launched last week! A satellite largely equipped with Dutch technology, to gather global data on air-quality. To form a precise picture on the levels of: ozone, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxide, formaldehyde, aerosols and methane.

Outdoor air has a big effect on your indoor air as well, so this is a great development. Looking forward to the first gathered data by Tropomi.

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13/10/2017

Last few days! Support us on KICKSTARTER! Show us that you care for indoor air - because every breath matters. http://kck.st/2h312NO

12/10/2017

"Air is invisible. That's why we do not pay much attention to it. Furthermore, most people are unaware of the fact that indoor air quality is totally different from outdoor air quality," adds Intae Kim, Vice President. "