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Asthma
, Hay Fever
, Insect Allergies
by ruth on March 19, 2007

Dacey said the real hazard presented by Blattella germanica is hard to notice, but is still present. She said discarded cockroach shells, dropped after molting, along with the insect's feces, dissipate into the air and become respiratory irritants.
Dacey said schools can be a natural habitat for cockroaches, because the buildings offer food and shelter to the bugs. Although there are no hard figures on the number of cockroaches in schools, Dacey said they are present, hitching rides in children's backpacks or entering with deliveries.
Apparently, cockroaches are more prevalent in the southern states, where the climate permits them to thrive.
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