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National Survey of Healthcare Professionals Reveals Knowledge Gaps Around Indoor Air Quality and Offers Opportunities to Better Support At-Risk Patients
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WHY IT MATTERS.
A survey on clinician knowledge gaps around indoor air quality implies education needs, not spending or reimbursement changes.
Public-health survey, weak market linkage
Follow-up policy or funding announcements
Overstating it as healthcare demand
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CHICAGO, Oct. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- According to the American Lung Association's new nationwide survey, more education and training is needed for health professionals to confidently address the health impacts of indoor air pollution with their patients. With people in the United States...
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