Why we should be paying attention to the “invisible threat” of indoor air pollution

Written By Helen Molden

An NHS consultant respiratory physician from Southampton wants people to think more about activities that cause harmful pollution and its impact in the home, not just outdoor pollution and its sources

Helen Molden
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