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What happens when moulds and humans share the indoor environment? Oxytocin the ‘Love Hormone’? Nah! Fix that leaky pipe “Research Matters BLOGs about the research and implications of the work of Dr. David Miller regarding the effects of household moulds on human health. This research has had implications for building standards regarding ventilation, and public […]https://carleton.ca/the-chaim-centre/wp-content/uploads/sites/290/2026/10/561450343.jpg397228