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“Invisible Enemies”: A Call for a Paradigm Shift in Medicine
Austin Air is not only a leader in air purification, but also a force for good in driving national conversations around environmental health and prevention. This past week, Austin Air partnered with Environmental Medicine Education International (EMEI) to host Invisible...
What’s the AQI, Anyway? A Simple Air Quality Index Guide
We check the weather before we leave the house, but how often do we check the air? The Air Quality Index (AQI) is a simple, color-coded system that helps us understand how clean or polluted the air is – and...
Air Pollution Exposure in Childhood Impacts Brain Function
New research from the Netherlands provides compelling evidence that early exposure to air pollution can disrupt brain development, with potential consequences for emotional and cognitive functioning throughout adolescence. This is the latest evidence that air pollution isn’t just a respiratory...
Invisible Enemies: Airborne Pollutants and Immune Health
Did you know that the air you breathe could be impacting your immune system? Millions of people suffer from chronic infections, autoimmune diseases, and persistent inflammation—but few realize that airborne pollutants may be a hidden culprit. This April, Austin Air...
The Life-Changing Impact of Austin Air: Breathing Easier
At Austin Air, we often hear from customers about the profound impact our purifiers have had on their lives. From relieving allergy symptoms to providing peace of mind for individuals with severe sensitivities, our products are designed to create a...
Spring Has Sprung and Air Quality Issues Follow
The official start of spring was on Thursday, March 20th! The break from winter weather is certainly welcome but it’s important to recognize how this vibrant season can influence air quality. While spring brings blooming flowers and warmer temperatures, it...
The Link Between Air Pollution and Head and Neck Cancer
A groundbreaking study recently published in Scientific Reports has shed new light on the connection between air pollution and cancer – specifically head and neck cancers. Researchers found a strong correlation between exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and an...
Clean Up After a Wildfire: A Guide for Homes Near Burn Zones
The California wildfires have left many residents returning to homes that, while not destroyed, are impacted by smoke, soot, and ash. This is also an unfortunate experience that people in other regions may experience as wildfires become more common in...
Long-Term Exposure to Air Pollution Linked to Blood Clots
A groundbreaking study has revealed a troubling connection between long-term air pollution exposure and a heightened risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE), a serious condition that occurs when a blood clot forms in a vein. It can be life threatening if...