A small increase in air pollution linked to serious mental illness

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September 2, 2021

A small increase in air pollution linked to serious mental illness

There have been a number of studies over the years that have explored the link between bad air quality and our mental health. However, findings from a recent study in the UK are particularly alarming. Scientists from Kings College, London,
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August 25, 2021

Still working from home? Keep an eye on your air quality!

Recent analysis from Airthings, a manufacturer of air quality monitors, found that as the world went into lockdown, the quality of air in our homes took a turn for the worse. VOC levels (Volatile Organic Compounds) were measured in homes
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August 18, 2021

Some air purifiers could do more harm than good

As thousands of students head back to class this week, indoor air quality is a top concern. But for many schools, the new term is not going to plan. Over the last few months, some schools have spent millions of
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August 13, 2021

Breaking News!! Canada’s largest school board selects Austin Air to help fight Covid-19

The largest school board in Canada, the Toronto District School Board (TDSB), has chosen Austin Air to help in the fight against Covid-19. After reviewing hundreds of air purifiers, the TDSB chose to deploy thousands of Austin Air HealthMate Air
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August 11, 2021

New study finds air pollution linked to poor reading and math

As the new school year starts, the latest findings from scientists at Columbia University are of particular relevance. The team have been looking at how prenatal exposure to air pollution can have a damaging effect on a child’s ability to
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August 4, 2021

Increase in Covid-19 cases and a difficult wildfire season, makes for a perfect storm

From the very start of the pandemic, scientists the world over have linked air pollution to an increased risk of Covid-19. Even a small increase in pollution levels can increase the risk of Covid-19 Last year, a team from Harvard
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