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2006

October 2006; Issue: 9	Dimorphic Fungi: What Are They?
September 2006; Issue: 8	Bacteria in the Water: Coliforms, Iron and Sulfur Bacteria
August 2006; Issue: 7	The Mould Fusarium: How Does It Affect Our Lives?
June/July 2006; Issue: 6	Aspergillus/Penicillium and Unidentified Spores: What Should You Know?
May 2006; Issue: 5	What Bacteria are Really in Indoor Environments?
April 2006; Issue: 4	Presence of Chaetomium in an Indoor Environment: What Are The Implications?
March 2006; Issue: 3	Legionella pneumophila: More than just a Legionnaire's Disease
February 2006; Issue: 2	Fungal Infections: Are You At Risk?
January, 2006; Issue: 1	The significance of Airborne Cladosporium in Indoor Air Quality

2005 (Click to Show)

December, 2005; Issue: 12	Sampling for Airborne Aspergillus species
November, 2005; Issue: 11	Troubleshooting Microbial Contamination In An Industrial Environment
October 2005; Issue: 10	Dampness, Mould, House Dust Mites and Allergy
September 2005; Issue: 9	What Are the Health Effects of Eating Mouldy Food and Feed?
August 2005; Issue: 8	Why Are Biocides Not Recommended for Mould Remediation?
July 2005; Issue: 7	Stachybotrys chartarum: A Mould Of Many Controversies
June 2005; Issue: 6	Sampling For Airborne Mould: When Should One Use Viable, Non-viable or Both Methods?
May 2005; Issue 5: Part II	Guidelines for Interpreting Numerical Data of Viable and Non-viable Airborne Mould Samples
April 2005; Issue 5: Part I	Guidelines for Interpreting Numerical Data of Non-viable (Spore Traps) and Viable Airborne Mould Samples
March 2005; Supplement to 3	Common Building Moulds and Their Hazard Classes
March 2005; Issue 3	How to distinguish mould growth from other discolorations
February 2005; Issue 2: Part II	How communication between IAQ professionals and microbiologists could improve the quality of laboratory reports
January 2005; Issue 2: Part I	How To Interpret Laboratory Results for Airborne Fungal (Mould) Samples

2004 (Click to Show)

December 2004; Issue 1: Part II	Some Indoor Moulds that Produce Known Mycotoxins on Building Materials
December 2004; Issue 1: Part I	Mycotoxins In Indoor Environment, Their Health Effects and the Moulds Producing Them

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