National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences: Mold

A microorganism and type of fungus, molds are part of the natural environment and can be found everywhere, outside and indoors. Health-related reactions in people depend on mold type, the amount and duration of exposure, and individual characteristics.

Mold: A Public Health Concern

Pediatric Environmental Health Center, HHOMES: Mold

Mold, fungus

PDF) Satratoxin G from the Black Mold Stachybotrys chartarum

Environmental Health Perspectives 2003-02: Vol 111 Iss 2 : Free

Secrets Exposed: How to Test for Mold Exposure in Your Blood!

NIEHS Activities, Tools and Resources to Protect Workers from

PDF) The medical effects of mold exposure

eLCOSH : NIEHS Disaster Recovery, Mold Remediation Guidance

Does Mold Die When it Dries Out?

How to Prevent Mold Allergies

Could Household Mold Be Worsening My Asthma?

Resources and Links. Complete General Contractors 913 Gulf Breeze

Post-Sandy Mold Workshop Set for Thurs. at Lindy Moose Lodge

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences: Mold