Air
Pollution and Respiratory Health Program
This National Center for Environmental Health program leads
CDC’s fight against environmental-related respiratory
illnesses and studies indoor and outdoor air pollution.
Health Issues Related to Air Quality
Asthma
Provides general information on asthma, information on data
and surveillance, interventions, legislation and policy,
more...
Asthma
and Allergies (workplace)
Gives information on asthma and allergies in farm settings,
latex allergies, isocyanates, animal handling, surveillance,
more...
Carbon
Monoxide Poisoning
Shows basic information; information specific to boats, emergency,
and workplace settings; policy; more...
Chronic
Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Includes FAQ, surveillance data.
Tobacco/Smoking
Provides general information on tobacco use and prevention,
measuring environmental chemicals, tobacco control program
guidelines, tobacco & women, more...
Indoor Air Quality
Asbestos
Provides general information on asbestos, as well as links
to surveillance and sampling information.
Indoor
Environmental Quality (workplace)
Includes information on building air quality, ventilation,
workplace hazard evaluations, more...
Workplace
Health Hazard Evaluations (HHEs) related to Indoor Environmental
Quality
Shows reports about NIOSH investigations to determine if
substances normally found in workplaces have potential toxic
effects.
Mold
Provides basic facts about mold, cleanup and remediation,
more...
Outdoor Air Quality
Air
Provides general information about air pollution and air
quality from the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease
Registry.
Air
Quality and Forest Fires
Includes information about fire safety, heath effects of
wildfire smoke.
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