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<div>Respiratory illnesses among Montreal children could be drastically reduced if efforts were made to rid flat-roofed housing of excessive moisture, according to a new public health study.
The study, released Thursday, found one child in four in Montreal has some kind of respiratory illness, and the leading cause is mould and dampness.
Montreal's characteristic flat-roofed apartment buildings and homes are the main culprit, said Dr. Louis Jacques, the study's author.
"In fact the most important factor in terms of the number of respiratory diseases which we have looked at
The study, released Thursday, found one child in four in Montreal has some kind of respiratory illness, and the leading cause is mould and dampness.
Montreal's characteristic flat-roofed apartment buildings and homes are the main culprit, said Dr. Louis Jacques, the study's author.
"In fact the most important factor in terms of the number of respiratory diseases which we have looked at
