Anyone breathing near the dense blue-green algae blooms that plagued the region last summer likely inhaled some toxins deep into their lungs ... re just looking at a background level, or normal ...

Were you around toxic blue-green algae this summer? If you breathed it in, it not only got into your nose and mouth — it likely got deep into your lungs, according to a Florida Gulf Coast ...

A recent study found that children who grow up in greener environments have higher lung ... green areas,” says Amanda Fernandes, another study author and ISGlobal researcher. The proximity of ...

Your children's proximity to green ... higher lung function than others. While this was found across socioeconomic status, lung function was even higher for children with high-income backgrounds.

lower SES backgrounds. No significant link was found between exposure to green spaces in pregnancy and lung function or between distance to green spaces during pregnancy and lung function.