We spend approximately 90% of our lives indoors — in homes, offices, schools, and hospitals — yet the quality of
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For this blog entry, we discuss the occurrence of “Popcorn workers lung” attributed to diacetyl inhalation, following the recent legal
Popcorn workers lung: A review of Bronchiolitis obliterans Read More »
Airmid will attend the 2012 Annual General Meeting of the European Down and Feather Association (EDFA) in Dublin. The purpose
Ensure reliable, internationally accepted test results with airmid healthgroup, an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory committed to quality, accuracy, and compliance.
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Following a recent research and innovation project carried out in our state-of-the-art climate-controlled chambers, the team at our accredited allergen
Airmid & iAIR Healthgroup present Aero-allergen data at AAAAI Read More »
Recent studies conducted on vacuum cleaner emissions, have vacuum cleaners as a potential source of indoor exposure to airborne allergens,
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Biosafety level is a feature of risk management assigned to laboratories handling microorganisms belonging to a specific risk group. Biosafety
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ASTM F1977 The Full Vacuum Filtration Performance Standard (ASTM F1977) may be used to determine the fractional filtration efficiency of
FAQ Blog on Vacuum Filtration Performance; ASTM F1977 Read More »
The testing of vacuum cleaners and similar domestic electrical appliances such as air cleaners involves the use of “test-dust”; inert
Household dust is composed of a mixture of fibres and particles of varying sizes and compositions. Sources of which include
