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We’re honored to announce a partnership with an organization that shares our passion for clean air: The American Lung Association.
Updates to our mobile app and device firmware offer a new, refreshed Molekule experience, with big connectivity and design improvements.
How do you choose the best air purifier to buy? Here's what to look for.
You may have heard about home remedies for asthma, but do some of these actually work? We’ll take a look at the science (if any) behind them.
If you love the holidays but dread the thought of suffering through allergies for another holiday season, you probably have more options than you think. Whether you decide to go with a live Christmas tree, an artificial one, or one made of something new and unexpected, a few simple precautions can make a difference for the air you breathe.
While particulate pollution is bad for everyone, certain populations are more at risk than others. Anyone with heart or lung disease, the elderly, infants and young children suffer more serious effects from these particles. People with heart disease can experience immediate symptoms when exposed to high concentrations of PM 2.5.
Air pollution stems from a variety of sources, both natural and man-made. To increase public awareness, news reports of the health effects of exposure to air pollution has increased in recent years—as a result, we now have a good understanding of where most air pollution comes from.