Staph fatalities may exceed AIDS deaths
by Lidsey Tanner, AP Medical Writer
CHICAGO (AP) -- More than 90,000 Americans get potentially deadly infections each year from a drug-resistant staph "superbug," the government reported in its first overall estimate of invasive disease caused by the germ.
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Attorney to Explore Mold Concerns at Fla. Federal Courthouse
by Julie Kay, Daily Business Review, law.com
Coral Gables, Fla., plaintiffs attorney Ervin Gonzalez says he will begin investigating environmental conditions at the David W. Dyer Federal Courthouse in downtown Miami.
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Candy Containing Formaldehyde incident raises concerns
by Shan Juan, China Daily
The government is deeply concerned by reports that some Filipino students have fallen ill after eating Chinese-made milk candies, the spokesman of the Ministry of Commerce said.
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Ga. reps support air traffic controllers in mold controversy
by Ben Nelms, thecitizen.com
Georgia’s congressional delegation has entered the fray over alleged health problems at the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Atlanta Center in Hampton.
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UW building's mold sickens workers, students
by Anita Weier, madison.com
Summer Boyd says that mold problems in Ingraham Hall on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus are so bad that she has to work at home.
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Mold infestation forces out two Moore Hall residents
by Kelsey McKinney, smudailycampus.com
When sophomore Katie Byers and her roommate moved into their efficiency-style apartment in room 213 of Moore Hall, they quickly discovered their quaint, little apartment had more to offer than a private bath and kitchen - it had mold.
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Parents say mold making children sick
by Kim Lawrence, post-gazette.com
Mothers of four Moon Area High School students told school directors Sept. 26 about the health problems of their children they say are related to the recent discovery of mold in the building.
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P3 International Recalls IonizAir™ Air Purifiers Due to Risk of Fire
by U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Office of Information
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product.
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