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MOLD IN 20 HOSP ROOMS BLAMED IN KID DEATHS
by By DAVID HAFETZ and SUSAN EDELMAN, New York Post
New York Presbyterian-Columbia detected low levels of a potentially deadly mold in almost 20 rooms at its children's hospital from 2001 to 2004, according to state records obtained by The Post.
The test results released Friday showed traces of aspergillus, a common mold often found in construction dust. While state health officials said the low readings were not considered a threat to patients, a lawyer contended aspergillus at any level can be lethal to kids with weakened immune systems.
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Hilton mold lawsuit settlement approved
by Pacific Business News (Honolulu)
A Honolulu judge approved a settlement worth $1.83 million for guests of the Hilton Hawaiian Village who stayed in the mold-contaminated Kalia Tower in 2002.
First Circuit Court Judge Eden Elizabeth Hifo approved the deal Monday between Hilton Hotels Corp. (NYSE: HLT) and 3,058 people who were hotel guests between June 14 and July 23, 2002.
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Mold Found Inside Children's Hospital Could Influence Lawsuit
by NY1 News
State health officials have found a potentially deadly mold inside a Manhattan children's hospital. Officials say they found low levels of the aspergillus mold in nearly 20 rooms at New York Presbyterian-Columbia's Children's Hospital.
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NS camp fever may be airborne, say officials
by New Straits Times Online
MALACCA: The number of National Service trainees who have come down with high fever at a camp in Alor Gajah has risen to 94 and health authorities suspect the disease is airborne.
"It’s because the speed in which it spreads is explosive — a large number of people were infected in a matter of days," said deputy State health director Dr Ghazali Othman.
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Company settles over mold in new grade school
by ASSOCIATED PRESS, Duluth News Tribune.com
MADISON - Thirty-five students and teachers from a Madison school that had to be ripped open and reconstructed to get rid of mold have agreed on a $650,000 settlement from the builder, attorneys said in announcing the deal Friday.
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Building maintenance under scrutiny as illnesses arise
by Susan Ladika, Tampa Bay Business Journal
While the death of an employee of the James A. Haley VA Medical Center in Tampa who had been exposed to Legionnaires' disease has raised questions about indoor air quality in the workplace, many problems stem from simple causes such as delayed maintenance and poor housekeeping procedures.
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