You might think your home is a safe haven from pollution, but research reveals that indoor air can be even dirtier than what’s outside - sometimes exceeding World Health Organization safety limits.

When you make your house smell good with air fresheners, wax melts, or diffusers, you’re also polluting the air—and hurting your lungs.

A new study reveals that people may be exposed to unhealthy levels of airborne pollutants inside their homes, even if the outdoor air quality is good. Researchers at the University of Birmingham used ...

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Certain indoor plant species are objectively harder to kill and others are better at purifying air. Translation: Some houseplants are way hardier and are better for beginner green thumbs ...

If you live with pets, you know that their coats can shed massive amounts of dander, fur and dust into the air you breathe. Luckily, the best air purifiers for pets help to rid your home of any ...

I’ve logged hundreds of miles of indoor running, mostly on good treadmills thankfully, but have also run enough on bad ones to help you steer clear of them. While they are an expensive purchase ...

If you love the idea of having fresh herbs for cooking, an indoor herb garden might be perfect for you -- especially during the colder months. I also like to bring greens into my living space for ...

First, despite the distinct physical and chemical characteristics of the indoor and outdoor air, little is known about potential source-related health effects. Second, the methods to mitigate exposure ...

Poor indoor air quality not only exacerbates respiratory conditions like asthma but also contributes to other health concerns, making it just as vital to address as outdoor air pollution.