Dr. Chin S. Yang has worked with physicians, public health officials, industrial hygienists, IAQ, and environmental and occupational health scientists on various issues of fungal and bacterial exposures in the indoor environment. He is a pioneer in microbiology testing in the indoor environment. He started an environmental microbiology laboratory that has performed testing for microorganisms in samples collected from indoor and outdoor environments, completed contract R&D projects for companies, legal support, and provided support for US companies, universities and US governmental agencies. He served as staff microbiologist with the US Public Health Service, Division of Federal Occupational Health. While working at the agency, he was trained at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on the isolation and identification of Legionella bacteria. He has also worked with hospitals on establishing sampling and monitoring programs for Aspergillus and other opportunistic fungi.

In this episode, we discuss the various strains of toxic mold, their toxic byproducts, and the current methods used to test for them.

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