Mold and Asthma: A Look at Co-Occurrence in Two Rural Communities in California
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Description
Reports on a study of mold and asthma prevalence in two rural, primarily low-income, migrant farmworker communities. Covers housing type, income, occupation, gender, the percent of children and adults with asthma, and mold types and amounts. Compares results to national averages.
Author(s)
Ryan Sinclair, Charity Russell, Genevieve Kray, Stephen Vesper, Gail Wadsworth
Date
05/2018
Type
Document
Organization
California Institute for Rural Studies
Tagged as
Chronic respiratory conditions · Environmental health · Farmers and farmworkers · Hispanic or Latino · Housing and homelessness · Migrants · Social determinants of health · California