Evaluating the role of indoor environmental quality in predicting ocular and general sick building syndrome: insights from the AIRMED project. [PDF]
Wangsan K +3 more
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Application of machine learning algorithms in building health diagnostics: predictive analytics evaluating indoor air quality and sick building syndrome in educational settings. [PDF]
Ismail SA +9 more
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Sick building syndrome and indoor air quality in Malaysian bank offices: A cross-sectional analysis. [PDF]
Abd Razak A +5 more
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Classroom indoor air quality and its association with sick Building syndrome (SBS) symptoms in a Malaysian university setting. [PDF]
Tamran KN, Mat Radzi NA, Suhaimi NF.
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The Evidence of Sick Building Syndrome (Sbs) Among Oil Gas Refinery Officers
The sick building syndrome comprises of various non-specific symptoms that occur in the occupants of a building. It commonly increases sickness absenteeism and causes a decrease in productivity of the workers.
Utami, D. L. (D), Nasri, S. M. (S)
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Sick building syndrome, multiple chemical sensitivity, and related factors: A cross-sectional analysis from the Japan Environment and Children's Study. [PDF]
Saijo Y +13 more
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Sick building syndrome monitoring using internet of things
Sick Building Syndrome (SBS), is a medical condition recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) since the 1970's. This medical condition is unique by itself, because it's not like any other common medical condition whereby an accurate diagnosis is
Keshihakumar A/L Kalaithasan
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Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children, Crumlin annual report 2005
Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children ...
Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children, Crumlin
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A Multicenter Exploration of Sick Building Syndrome Symptoms in Malaysian Schools: Indoor Pollutants, Microbial Taxa, and Metabolites. [PDF]
Zhang Y +10 more
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The sick building syndrome: a diagnostic dilemma
Sick building syndrome (SBS) is usually defined as an increased occurrence of non-specific symptoms among populations in determined buildings. This definition differs from those of other medical syndromes in that it refers to a system (a building ...
Thörn, Åke
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