Abstract Purpose of Review Per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a family of more
than 7,000 fluorinated compounds. The carbon-fluorine bond of PFAS provides desirable …

The evolution of SARS‐CoV‐2 virus has resulted in variants likely to be more readily
transmitted through respiratory aerosols, underscoring the increased potential for indoor …

PFAS are persistent and toxic chemicals used in many commercial and industrial
applications that are often added to consumer products, including those used by children …

Understanding occupants' satisfaction with their environment is an important step to improve
indoor environmental quality (IEQ). These satisfaction data are limited to Singaporean …

Fungi in indoor environments can cause adverse health effects through inhalation and
epidermal exposure. The risk of fungal exposure originates from the aerosolization of fungal …

We evaluated diurnal trends of size-resolved indoor and outdoor fluorescent biological
airborne particles (FBAPs) and their contributions to particulate matter (PM) within 0.5–20 …

Interest in having a healthy and well-being environment has increased the awareness to
improve indoor air quality (IAQ). Building materials influence the contribution of indoor air …

The nature and airborne dispersion of the underestimated biological agents, monitoring,
analysis and transmission among the human occupants into building environment is a major …

Phthalates are widely used as plasticizer and associated with various health issues.
Recently, non-phthalate plasticizers are replacing phthalates; however, the exposure to …

Particulate matter (PM) resuspension from indoor surfaces is one of the leading causes of
occupant exposure to PM. It has been recognized as a main source of indoor air pollution by …