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Research Links COVID-19 and air pollution

COVID-19 studies have drawn a direct link between air pollution and COVID-19 deaths. Learn more about this relationship. Read More >

Are fireworks bad for air quality?

How do stunning fireworks displays affect your air quality? Learn more. Read More >

Does air pollution cause weight gain?

Can air pollution impact your weight? Learn how to keep air pollution from causing you weight gain. Read More >

Are UV air purifiers worth it?

Looking for an effective way to purify indoor air? Learn whether or not UV air purifiers are good to eliminate bacteria and viruses. Read More >

IQAir supports hospitals treating ongoing coronavirus outbreak

A deadly coronavirus outbreak threatens the lives of millions around the world. IQAir has stepped in to help hospitals treating those infected by the virus. Learn more. Read More >

NOx pollution and agriculture

NOx pollution doesn’t just come out of a tailpipe — it also results from large-scale fertilizer use. Learn more. Read More >

How clean should your air be?

What level of air pollution is safe? How does one measure pollution? Here’s how to reduce your air pollution exposure and how it can improve your quality of life. Read More >

How to pay for your IQAir purifier with your FSA

Did you know that your IQAir air purifier may be covered by your FSA? Learn more. Read More >

Pure Yoga: Find peace in each breath

Luxury yoga brand Pure Yoga partnered with IQAir to create a clean yoga space. See how they use IQAir technology in their beautiful space. Read More >

The hospital of the future feels like home

IQAir partnered with Beijing University Cancer Hospital to create the future of hospital patient care. Learn more. Read More >

8 Clean air habits of highly effective college students

College campuses can have terrible air pollution. Here are some tips on how to keep your air clean and your mind sharp for top college performance. Read More >

Scientists find billions of air pollution particles in the hearts of Mexico City residents

The hearts of deceased adults and children as young as three from urban areas with poor air quality may contain shocking levels of particulate matter. Read More >

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