Allergens prevalent in
low-income housing can trigger childhood asthma
Children who live in the inner city are more at risk to develop asthma due to a
high rate of allergens prevalent in low-income housing. Researchers found levels
of allergens from mice, cockroaches, dust mites, mold, tobacco smoke, and
chemicals high enough to aggravate pre-existing asthmatic conditions...
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