Why Mold Illness Goes Unrecognized
On September 18, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. hosted a Mold Surveillance Roundtable at HHS with the CDC’s director, researchers, clinicians and patients1 where he shared that his family’s 1920s farmhouse in Bedford, New York flooded in 2003 while they were on vacation and became overrun with black mold.1 Almost all of his children were affected, his wife was badly affected in ways her doctors could not understand, and the house was eventually torn down.1
Note: the full HHS roundtable can be viewed here—much of which focused on the major shortcomings existing for invasive mold disease (which is…
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