(1) Background: There is increasing awareness that the quality of the indoor environment
affects our health and well-being. Indoor air quality (IAQ) in particular has an impact on …

Housing quality is essential for population health and broader well-being. The World Health
Organization Housing and health guidelines highlight interventions that protect occupants …

Objective To assess whether non-polluting, more effective home heating (heat pump, wood
pellet burner, flued gas) has a positive effect on the health of children with asthma. Design …

New Zealand houses are large, often poorly constructed and heated, by OECD standards,
and consequently are colder and damper indoors than recommended by the World Health …

Studies have proved that outdoor nitrogen dioxide (NO 2) has adverse health effects for
people. Nowadays, most people spend much more time indoors than outdoors, and the …

Background Injury in the home is common, accounting for approximately a third of all
injuries. The majority of injuries to children under five and people aged 75 and older occur at …

There is growing evidence that asthma symptoms can be aggravated or events triggered by
exposure to indoor nitrogen dioxide (NO2) emitted from unflued gas heating. The impact of …

Gas and propane stoves emit nitrogen dioxide (NO2) pollution indoors, but the exposures of
different US demographic groups are unknown. We estimate NO2 exposure and health …

Background: Gas cooking is a main source of indoor air pollutants, including nitrogen
dioxide and particles. Because concerns are emerging for neurodevelopmental effects of air …

Background In the context of inner-city housing intensification, exploring the association
between outdoor and indoor air quality is important to quantify any potential health risks …