"Anywhere there's a potential for moisture, there's potential for mold growth," Laureen Burton, a chemist/toxicologist with ...

An individual’s response to mold depends on the type, as different molds contain distinct allergens that cause a range of reactions. Mold could be the culprit if you’re coughing a lot, May says.

If you have plumbing leaks or water damage, mold is sure to follow. Beyond looking for the obvious, like dripping pipes, also ...

Nobody wants unsightly mold in their living spaces. Here's how to identify a mold problem and keep it from coming back, ...

For areas of Southern California that were hit hard by Tropical Storm Hilary, the aftermath can include mold inside homes. All of that moisture creates a perfect environment for mold growth, leading ...

Humidity is necessary in the home for comfort and health. But too much humidity can make you feel sticky and hot. It can also lead to mold, mildew, and damage to walls, furniture, textiles, and ...

If you think mold is just a harmless patch of fuzz in the corner of your shower, think again. Mold is far more common and worrisome than many people realize. According to the U.S. Federal Emergency ...

They all have the potential for moldiness. Here’s how to protect yourself. By Maggie Astor Air-conditioners can save lives and keep us comfortable on blistering days. But they may also carry health ...

In the early 1990s, the U.S. was shocked by the mysterious deaths of 12 babies in Cleveland’s poorest neighborhoods. Evidence, while not conclusive, suggested the babies died from breathing in toxic ...