The MARVIN Mold Blog

If you’ve been experiencing persistent health issues and suspect they might be related to mold exposure, you’re not alone. Many individuals suffer from symptoms that are often dismissed or misdiagnosed, leaving them feeling frustrated and misunderstood. Recent research by Dr. Richie Schumacher and Dr. Scott McMahon into Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS) offers valuable insights and reassurance: your symptoms are real, and there is a scientific basis for what you’re experiencing.

Introduction Indoor mold in schools has emerged as a significant concern, impacting the health and well-being of students and staff. Mold spores, ubiquitous in the environment, thrive in moist, damp conditions, making schools particularly vulnerable due to aging...

Introduction Fungi, a kingdom comprising yeasts, molds, and mushrooms, play an indispensable role in ecosystems and human welfare. With a history spanning over a billion years, these organisms are not only pivotal in nutrient cycling but have also emerged as...

In recent years, the threat posed by deadly fungal infections due to contaminated medical product manufacturing has escalated, creating a severe health crisis and confounding doctors. This issue has particularly impacted patients undergoing surgeries, especially...

Introduction Air pollution is a pervasive issue impacting communities globally. From PM2.5 to VOCs, monitoring air quality is crucial for both public health and economic stability. The deployment of advanced air quality monitors provides communities with the data...

Introduction Mold, a ubiquitous and often underestimated biological pollutant, poses significant health risks in our homes, offices, and public buildings. This article examines the extensive body of research elucidating varied mold health issues, integrating detailed...

Introduction Asthma remains the most prevalent chronic condition among children, significantly impacting their quality of life and leading to considerable healthcare utilization. Traditional methods for predicting asthma, largely based on clinical signs and family...

Introduction Allergic asthma often worsens due to environmental influences, particularly fungi like Aspergillus fumigatus. This common fungus thrives at body temperature and releases small spores that can easily be inhaled, reaching the lungs and triggering immune...

Air pollution, a silent killer lurking in the backdrop of urban environments, poses a significant threat to public health, particularly affecting the respiratory and cardiovascular systems of vulnerable populations. The recent paper, Clearing the Air: Assessing...

Asthma is a prevalent chronic respiratory condition marked by episodes of wheezing, breathlessness, and chest tightness. While various environmental and genetic factors contribute to asthma, the role of fungal allergens, particularly Aspergillus fumigatus, is...