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	Cats, Cockroaches, Dampness, Fungi Linked to Asthma  (NY, Reuters Health, 9/28/04) Dr. George T. O'Connor of Boston University, and associates, inspected the homes of 414 mold-sensitive asthmatic children, who lived in seven US cities. The investigators found that homes with cats, roaches and/or dampness were likely to harbor airborne fungi, a risk factor for asthma. (Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, September 2004.)

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