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Research Grants (Change the Air Foundation) is sponsored by Change the Air Foundation. The Change the Air Foundation offers small-scale grants to researchers, medical professionals, and individuals committed to improving the lives of those affected by poor indoor air quality, with a focus on mold, water damage, and other indoor air pollutants.
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### 2023 Research Grant Recipients Congratulations to Dr. Neil Nathan and Dr. Jill Crista! They were awarded by the first Change the Air Foundation grant. This **$75,000** grant will fund their **"MoldIQ Research Initiative"**, a mold illness questionnaire designed to gather much needed human data on the health effects from exposure to damp and water-damaged buildings, with a goal to develop clinical tools for more rapid identification.
**For the latest update on the MoldIQ Research Initiative click here. ** Poor indoor air quality is an overlooked and underfunded public health issue. This needs to change!
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