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Domestic fungal exposure and asthma morbidity in New York City children following Superstorm Sandy

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By Nina Flores, Maureen Diane Little, Luis Acosta Verified, Adnan Divjan, Nancy Clark, Angela R. Lemons, Karen C. Dannemiller, Brett Green, Matthew S. Perzanowski, Christopher D’Andrea, Samuel J. Cochran, Edward Sobek
| Nature Verified
Abstract Following Superstorm Sandy (SS), domestic fungal growth and the associated respiratory health impacts concerned New York City (NYC) residents, especially those with asthma. Test hypotheses that compared to non-damaged homes, SS-damaged homes would have different fungal profiles and children living in SS-damaged homes would have higher asthma morbidity.
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Screening with Cash Deposits in Digital Credit Markets

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By Paul Gertler, Brett Green, Catherine Wolfram
| National Bureau of Economic Research
This research was supported by USAID, CGAP and IFC (as part of the HIFI program), and UC Berkeley’s Lab for Inclusive FinTech (LIFT). We are very grateful to Robert Pickmans for excellent research assistance. Laura Steiner provided exceptional project management, and we are also grateful to the IPA Uganda team. The protocol was granted IRB approval by the University of California at Berkeley under the code 2018-10-11516.
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How Much Do I Really Need To Retire With $100,000 A Year In Spending?

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By Brett Green
| Seeking Alpha
Brett Ashcroft Green 9.04K Followers Comments Summary 100,000 retirement income is achievable with tax planning, portfolio income, and reduced expenses after financial independence. Marriage, tax brackets, and standard deductions materially lower retirement income needs versus W-2 employment assumptions. Portfolio income avoids payroll taxes, reducing required withdrawals by nearly 28% compared to pre-retirement spending models.
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