Julie Rehmeyer on “How To Assess Internet Cures”
Julie Rehmeyer wrote an article about her experiences with mold avoidance for the online publication Slate called “How To Assess Internet Cures Without Falling for Dangerous Pseudoscience.” From…
Julie Rehmeyer on “Recovering from Mystery Illness”
Julie Rehmeyer wrote about her experiences camping in Death Valley to determine whether she was reactive to toxic mold in an article in O: The Oprah Magazine called…
American Scientist on “Julie Rehmeyer’s Mold Experiences”
Journalist Julie Rehmeyer discussed her experiences moving toward wellness through mold avoidance in an interview in the May/June edition of American Scientist. In the interview, she described…
Paradigm Change on “Mold in the News”
Following are a few of the most intriguing or groundbreaking stories about mold to be covered by the news media over the past 20 years. Additional…
Paradigm Change on “The Deaths of Brittany Murphy and Simon Monjack”
On December 9, 2009, actress Brittany Murphy died of a lung infection which turned out to be Staphyloccoccus aureus, a very common bacteria that a healthy system…
Michael Crawford and the Locations Effect
British musical star Michael Crawford attributes his recovery from myalgic encephalomyelitis (M.E.) to moving to a pristine coastal town in New Zealand. After falling ill with…
Paradigm Change on “Mold Illness Media Coverage”
This page includes a list of articles and programs focusing on toxic mold and mold-related illness, organized by media outlet. Summaries of some particularly intriguing news stories…
New Orleans Times-Picayune on “Did A Moldy Building Kill These Four Professors?”
In a multi-part series, the New Orleans Times-Picayune covered the deaths of four Southern University New Orleans professors, all of whom had had offices on the same floor…