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Linda Kincaid, MPH, CIH
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Linda has been a Silicon Valley health and safety consultant for two decades. She has a Master of Public Health from UC Berkeley, and she balances consulting with research. Her current research interest is indoor air quality in homes. An advocate of outdoor activity, Linda routinely escapes her office for time in her garden and wilderness adventures.


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Jim Brandt waited two months for his new kitchen cabinets. Yesterday, he tested his cabinets for formaldehyde, and he demanded his money back. Jim and...
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