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| Could
the Air in Your Home be a Health Hazard? Take this quick quiz to see how the air in your home is doing |
Purchase
and install carbon monoxide detectors: Ensuring your home and garage are equipped with a carbon monoxide detector can protect your health and potentially save your life. |
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| Welcome to C.A.N. DO, The Lung Association's environmental health program. Take your first step towards cleaner air. | |||||||||||||
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| Warning
– Click
here to read Health Canada's bulletin regarding the use of ozone generators
as air purifiers in residential settings, and for a list of affected products. Indoor Air Pollutants in Residential Settings: Respiratory Health Effects & Remedial Measures to Minimize Exposure Public Opinion on Indoor Air Quality in Ontario (Adobe Acrobat 'PDF' format) |
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| Breathe
Easy Outdoors. The warm weather of spring and summer can also mean higher levels of smog. The following information will help you understand what smog is, and what to do to reduce your exposure to smog pollutants. Smog and Your Health Do Your Share to Spare the Air What is Humidex? Ozone and Human Health Air Quality in Your Community |
Proud supporters of The Lung Association's C.A.N. DO – The Movement for Clean Air Now. |
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