‘Invisible threat’: Doctors, parents slam inaction on health hazard in schools
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Experts warn that a lack of indoor air regulation in Australia creates a public health gap. Doctors and parents describe this as an invisible threat in schools. They claim this hazard increases the risk of dementia, heart attack, and stroke.
Australia’s lack of indoor air regulation has been labelled a critical public health gap, raising the risk of stroke, heart attack and dementia, experts have warned.