Every breath we take contains millions of particles of dust, allergens, chemicals, pollutants and other tiny molecules. And while pollen and outdoor air pollution get most of the attention, Environmental Protection Agency – or EPA – studies show that pollutant levels inside homes and buildings are two to five times higher than outside! Read the rest of this entry »
Archive for October, 2009
James Sublett, MD, Discusses Ways to Reduce Allergens and Irritants in Your Home
Clean Energy Series, Part 2: On the Wind and a Prairie
AAT BONUS ONLINE: Clean Energy Series, Part 2: On the Wind and a Prairie
by Christie Chapman
Driving through Somerset County, Pennsylvania, you see them. Up there, high on the rolling hills, the wind turbines look like giant mechanical flowers, their petals Read the rest of this entry »
Family Ties: Living with COPD
John and Fred Walsh discover a family gene behind their breathing problems.
AAT Bonus Online: Interview with John Walsh, co-founder of the COPD Foundation
John Walsh, co-founder of COPD Foundation, vividly recalls the day his twin brother called and said, “I’ve got some good news and some bad news. The good news is, I’ve found out why we’ve been struggling to breathe these past few years. It’s Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency, a genetic disorder that causes COPD [chronic obstructive pulmonary disease] in people our age. Now that we can put a name to it, we’ll know how to treat it. Read the rest of this entry »
All in Good Taste: Spread Out a Safe Picnic
by Christie Chapman
Envision a mouth-watering picnic spread: Deviled eggs smooth and gleaming in the sunlight. Corn Read the rest of this entry »






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