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期刊名:Indoor air

缩写:INDOOR AIR

ISSN:0905-6947

e-ISSN:1600-0668

IF/分区:2.7/Q2

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W J Fisk,W R Chan W J Fisk
Increases in hospital admissions and deaths are associated with increases in outdoor air particles during wildfires. This analysis estimates the health benefits expected if interventions had improved particle filtration in homes in Southern...
X Zhang,P Wargocki,Z Lian et al. X Zhang et al.
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects on humans of exposure to carbon dioxide (CO2 ) and bioeffluents. In three of the five exposures, the outdoor air supply rate was high enough to remove bioeffluents, resulting in a CO2 lev...
M Korkalainen,M Täubel,J Naarala et al. M Korkalainen et al.
Indoor exposure to microbes and their structural and metabolic compounds is notoriously complex. To study proinflammatory interactions between the multiple microbial agents, macrophages derived from human THP-1 monocytic cells were exposed ...
A Bradman,F Gaspar,R Castorina et al. A Bradman et al.
Little information is available about air quality in early childhood education (ECE) facilities. We collected single-day air samples in 2010-2011 from 40 ECE facilities serving children ≤6 years old in California and applied new methods to...
R Chartier,M Phillips,P Mosquin et al. R Chartier et al.
Solid fuel burning cookstoves are a major source of household air pollution (HAP) and a significant environmental health risk in Sri Lanka. We report results of the first field study in Sri Lanka to include direct measurements of both real-...
G C Morrison,C J Weschler,G Bekö G C Morrison
To better understand the dermal exposure pathway, we enhance an existing mechanistic model of transdermal uptake by including skin surface lipids (SSL) and consider the impact of clothing. Addition of SSL increases the overall resistance to...
J Fouquier,T Schwartz,S T Kelley J Fouquier
An increasing proportion of humanity lives in urban environments where they spend most of their lives indoors. Recent molecular studies have shown that bacterial assemblages in built environments (BEs) are extremely diverse, but BE fungal d...
J-H Park,J M Cox-Ganser,S K White et al. J-H Park et al.
We examined microbial correlates of health outcomes in building occupants with a sarcoidosis cluster and excess asthma. We offered employees a questionnaire and pulmonary function testing and collected floor dust and liquid/sludge from drai...
J M Macher,M J Mendell,K Kumagai et al. J M Macher et al.
Relationships between measured moisture and qualitative dampness indicators (mold odor, visible mold, visible water damage, or peeling paint) were evaluated using data collected from California homes in a prospective birth cohort study when...
G J Holst,A Høst,G Doekes et al. G J Holst et al.
Little is known about the health effects of school-related indoor dampness and microbial exposures. In this study, we investigated dampness and dampness-related agents in both homes and schools and their association with allergy and respira...