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Indoor Air Pollution and Airway Disease [PDF]
, 2008 Scientific interest in indoor pollution has been increasing since the second half of the 1980s. Growing scientific evidence has shown that because people generally spend the majority of their time indoors, indoor pollution plays a significant role in affecting health and is thus an important health issue.
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Environmental Science & Technology, 1980
Indoor concentrations of pollutants often exceed outdoor concentrations, presenting a very real and dangerous health threat. Adverse health impacts of indoor concentrations of nitrogen dioxide from gas-fired stoves, formaldehyde from home insulation, benzo(a)pyrene from fireplaces, and radioactive radon gas that can be emitted from concrete, brick ...
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Indoor concentrations of pollutants often exceed outdoor concentrations, presenting a very real and dangerous health threat. Adverse health impacts of indoor concentrations of nitrogen dioxide from gas-fired stoves, formaldehyde from home insulation, benzo(a)pyrene from fireplaces, and radioactive radon gas that can be emitted from concrete, brick ...
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, 2003 Outdoor air pollution in developing-country cities is difficult to overlook. Indoor air pollution caused by burning such traditional fuels as wood, crop residues, and dung is less evident, yet it is responsible for a significant part of country and global disease burdens.
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, 2019
PROBLEM DEFINITION. Indoor/Outdoor Relationships. Personal Pollution Exposures. Sick Building Syndrome. Asbestos. Combustion-Generated Pollutants. Radon. Formaldehyde. Volatile Organic Compounds. Pesticides. Biogenic Particles.
T. Godish
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PROBLEM DEFINITION. Indoor/Outdoor Relationships. Personal Pollution Exposures. Sick Building Syndrome. Asbestos. Combustion-Generated Pollutants. Radon. Formaldehyde. Volatile Organic Compounds. Pesticides. Biogenic Particles.
T. Godish
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Environmental science and pollution research international, 2022
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2017
Contaminated indoor air began with soot from open fires on the ceilings of prehistoric caves, tepees, and hogans. Indoor air in the twenty-first century has developed its own distinctive pollution problems. Fifty percent of indoor air is generated from outside. Pollutants generated from indoor sources may be similar.
William J. Rea, Kalpana Patel
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Contaminated indoor air began with soot from open fires on the ceilings of prehistoric caves, tepees, and hogans. Indoor air in the twenty-first century has developed its own distinctive pollution problems. Fifty percent of indoor air is generated from outside. Pollutants generated from indoor sources may be similar.
William J. Rea, Kalpana Patel
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2010
People spend about 85% of their time indoors and an additional 3% inside vehicles. Therefore people are exposed to gaseous air pollutants and particulate matter from both outdoor (ambient) sources, through infiltration of outdoor air, and indoor sources.
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People spend about 85% of their time indoors and an additional 3% inside vehicles. Therefore people are exposed to gaseous air pollutants and particulate matter from both outdoor (ambient) sources, through infiltration of outdoor air, and indoor sources.
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International Journal of Environmental Health Research, 2018
Indoor air pollution is associated with childhood asthma but the molecular mechanism remains unclear. We aimed to explore the relationship between indoor air pollution and pediatric asthma, and the potential molecular mechanism.
Qingbin Liu, Wei Wang, Wei Jing
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Indoor air pollution is associated with childhood asthma but the molecular mechanism remains unclear. We aimed to explore the relationship between indoor air pollution and pediatric asthma, and the potential molecular mechanism.
Qingbin Liu, Wei Wang, Wei Jing
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