Indoor air pollution
Effects of indoor air pollution on respiratory symptoms of non-smoking women in Niš, Serbia
... of indoor air pollution on the appearance of respiratory symp- toms and diseases, we focused on the research of the five most important factors of indoor air pollu- tion - ETS at home, ...
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Indoor Air Pollution by Tobacco Smoke and Study on Tobacco Use among School and College Students in India
... Abstract Burning tobacco is the main source of indoor pollution in the developed world. Tobacco smoke contains about 4,000 chemicals including carcinogens, irritants and toxic gases. The health impact of ...
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Use of non industrial environmental sensors and Machine Learning techniques in telemetry for indoor air pollution
... outdoor air, large concentrations of automobiles and factories, but indoor air pollution has not been addressed with the same ...of indoor air ...
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Household Electrification and Indoor Air Pollution
... The indoor air pollution data described below were collected by a subset of enumerators that underwent additional special training to this ...
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Use of Ventilation Index in the Development of Exposure Model for Indoor Air Pollution—A Review
... better air quality, improvement of room ventilation has been plasticized to be more convenient and feasible for most of the residential households in the ...degraded indoor air, periodic checkup of ...
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Effects of indoor air pollution by biomass fuels on respiratory functions of women in gondar, north west ethiopia
... indoor air pollution are severe affecting women and children on their mothers ...of indoor air pollution there are confounders such as unventilated house and domestic ...that ...
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Association between Indoor Air Pollution and Cognitive Impairment among Adults in Rural Puducherry, South India.
... outdoor air pollution had significant influence on cognitive functioning of ...of indoor air pollution with cognitive ...between indoor air pollution and cognitive ...
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Housing conditions, knowledge and perceived health effects of indoor air pollution in tribal women of rural Maharashtra
... Background: Dependence on using biomass fuels for cooking and heating leads to Indoor Air Pollution (IAP) which can lead to adverse health outcomes. Aim of this study was to observe the housing and ...
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Using GIS and Kriging to Analyze the Spatial Distributions of the Health Risk of Indoor Air Pollution
... Kriging is an interpolation technique that is used to estimate a variable at an unmeasured location from observed values at nearer locations. In this study, it is used to analyze the spatial distribu- tions of the health ...
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Biomass fuel use and indoor air pollution in homes in Malawi
... 1). Indoor air pollution associated with biomass fuel use is increasingly recognised as a major health concern in the developing world, responsible for an estimated 36% of mortality from respiratory ...
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Indoor air pollution and the health of children in biomass- and fossil-fuel users of Bangladesh: situation in two different seasons
... of indoor air pollutants was higher in fossil fuel than in biomass fuel, but the prevalence of some respiratory symptoms was significantly higher in biomass-fuel users’ children ...in pollution ...
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A critical comparative study of indoor air pollution from household cooking fuels and its effect on health
... of indoor air pollutants was highest during cooking hours with ...of indoor pollutants, especially PM, CO 2 , CO, SO 2 , NO, NO 2 is maximum when cooking is done using biomass in ...resulting ...
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Secondary Product Creation Potential (SPCP): a metric for assessing the potential impact of indoor air pollution on human health
... the indoor environment to develop the rst ever metric for assessing the relative impact of different VOCs on indoor air chemistry and to rank them according to potential adverse health ...used ...
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The Impact of Household Energy and Indoor Air Pollution on the Health of the Poor: Implications for Policy Action and Intervention
... Many policy analysts stress the need for aggressive dissemination of improved biomass technologies (Ils'Is) in developing regions, to mitigate the negative effects of traditional biomass[r] ...
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Infant Respiratory Illness and Indoor Air Pollution from a Woodburning Stove
... factors associated with respiratory illness in pre- school children and woodburning stoves including: stove location within the home; type of stove (free standing, fireplace insert, furn[r] ...
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A Review on the Sources and Impacts of Radon Indoor Air Pollution
... to air or water particles, just like all radon ...common indoor-air contaminant with carcinogenic ...concentration indoor in many countries around the world (specifically in buildings) to ...
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EFFECT OF INDOOR AIR POLLUTION ON POSTURAL BALANCE CONTROL AMONG SCHOOL STUDENTS
... measured air pollutants inside schools of the two selected areas (AlDoha and AlRakah) due to the difference in outdoor traffic ...and indoor sources of PM measured at 39 primary schools in Barcelona during ...
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Car indoor air pollution - analysis of potential sources
... in indoor air ...which air pollution was marked, the absorbed amount of styrene (654 μ g for 2 h in a cabin with an interior maximum concentration of 675 μ g/m3) was estimated to be ...
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Indoor air pollution exposure from use of indoor stoves and fireplaces in association with breast cancer: a case-control study
... of indoor air con- centrations from the LIBCSP, one study conducted in a Swedish residential area found wood burning homes had a median benzo[a]pyrene (BaP) level of ...and indoor stove/fireplace use ...
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Health Risk Analysis of Indoor Air Pollution
... Abstract—This study uses target organ-specific hazard index (TOSHI) and cancer Risk to analyze the health risk for indoor air pollutants defined in Taiwan Indoor Air Quality Management Act. ...
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