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What causes winter allergies and how to prevent them

Gathering in front of a roaring fireplace with family and friends and spending time with family pets are just a few of the memories you look forward to making this holiday season. But many holiday traditions can affect your Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), trigg Read More >

Erin Porter: Triumphing Over Mold and Reclaiming Health

Read about Erin Porter's struggle with mold-related health issues and her remarkable recovery with IQAir. Read More >

10 Most harmful pollutants you’re breathing every day

Air pollution causes harmful health effects, ranging from irritating to life-threatening. Here are the 10 most harmful pollutants and what you can do about them. Read More >

How air pollution complicates cystic fibrosis

Learn how cystic fibrosis is made worse through exposure to air pollution. Read More >

AirVisual now includes pollen data

Stay ahead of allergies with IQAir's AirVisual platform, now enhanced to feature real-time pollen data. Read More >

Wildfire smoke affects everyone

Wilderness wildfire and brushfire smoke creates hazardous air quality impacting entire continents. Learn why. Read More >

IQAir’s AirVisual helps enhance University of Miami sleep studies

IQAir is helping University of Miami scientists with air quality research and its impact on sleep deficiencies. Learn more! Read More >

Top 5 major cities with good air quality in 2022

Read our article to discover which five major cities across the globe maintained healthy air quality in 2022. Read More >

Is there a link between air pollution and mental health?

Learn what research says about air pollution and mental health. Read More >

Earth Day: How you can save the planet

This Earth Day, join the fight for clean air by becoming a contributor. Read More >

5 Most polluted major cities in 2022

Some of the world’s most populous cities are also the dirtiest and dangerous for human health. Learn more. Read More >

Air quality and lung cancer

Almost one in five people in the U.S. diagnosed with lung cancer this year have never smoked. In 2013, the World Health Organization (WHO) officially added outdoor air pollution, especially particulate matter, to the list of lung cancer causes. Read More >

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