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Cleaning Products May Trigger Asthma | Newark News
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A new study reveals a troubling link between everyday household cleaners and rising asthma rates in kids—exposure to common VOCs in disinfectants, air fresheners, and window cleaners may be silently damaging respiratory health. Researchers tracked over 6,000 children and found that even passive exposure at home can increase risk, challenging the notion that cleanliness equals safety. Experts urge consumers to rethink cleaning habits, demand safer formulations, and prioritize ventilation and natural alternatives—because sometimes, what we think is protecting us might actually be harming our families.
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