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Will an air purifier protect against Coronavirus?
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Coronavirus, also known as 2019-nCoV is part of a family of viruses (including SARS and MERS) known to cause disease in humans. The infection can be similar to the common flu or present itself as a more serious illness, such as pneumonia. The recent outbreak in China has caused severe lung disease in hundreds of people. The virus has now been confirmed in more countries in Asia, North America, and more recently in Europe. A number of customers have asked which air purifier can help to protect against the virus. Purifying the air you breathe indoors is not a guarantee...
20 Selenium-rich foods to help Asthma
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The Hidden Dangers of Decorating
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Giving your room a lick of fresh colour? Beware decorating's hidden dangers.
The unwelcome side effects of fermented foods
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Vaping a Danger to Children with Asthma
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In a recent National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine report in the US, researchers found middle school and high school pupils with asthma were 27 percent more likely to have suffered an asthma attack if they’d been exposed to vapour from someone else’s e-cigarette.
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