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Blueair partners with UK Child Health Academy to train healthcare professionals on indoor air pollution

Press releases   •   May 13, 2020 10:04 UTC

Swedish Blueair, designing air purifiers to create the safest environment for children to develop and grow, has joined forces with the Child Health Academy to educate British paediatricians, GPs, nurses and midwives on the impact of indoor air pollution on the health and development of children. This CPD educational programme, the first of its kind, is also designed to help HCPs advice parents.

Blueair air purifiers effective in real-world nursery environment according to Mayor of London trial

Press releases   •   Feb 26, 2020 17:41 UTC

A 6-month study across nursery schools in London, commissioned by the London Mayor, released today show that Blueair air purifiers have demonstrated a “positive impact on the nursery indoor air quality reducing PM2.5 and in some cases NO2”. London Mayor also called on the British government to urgently bring in industry performance and design standards for air filtration systems.

Shanghai hospital chooses Blueair to ensure clean air for patients and staff

Press releases   •   Oct 25, 2019 05:46 UTC

United Family Healthcare, a leading hospital group in China, has chosen Blueair air purifiers for its new Pediatric Clinic in Shanghai, making Shanghai United Family Hospital the first hospital in China to ensure clean air for patients and staff.

New Blueair Car Air Purifier removes toxic pollutants in 6 minutes

Press releases   •   Oct 23, 2018 09:17 UTC

Blueair publishes new issue of its Blueair Globe Magazine

News   •   Nov 07, 2014 13:23 UTC

The latest edition of Blueair’s quarterly Blueair Globe magazine is now available to read online.

Healthy Lungs for Life campaign: Breathe Clean Air Launched

Blog posts   •   Sep 19, 2014 11:39 UTC

The European Respiratory Society (ERS) and European Lung Foundation (ELF) recently launched their inaugural Healthy Lungs for Life campaign with the theme: Breathe Clean Air.