Exposure to bioaerosols in the air of hospitals is associated with a wide range of adverse
health effects due to the presence of airborne microorganisms. Intensity and type of health …

Important sources of chemical and biological indoor pollutants include outdoor air, the
human body and human activities, emission from materials, furnishings, appliances and use …

Exposure to bioaerosols has been identified to be linked the incidence of various health
effects, ie, infectious diseases, acute toxic effects, allergies, and cancer. The aim of this study …

The presence of airborne microorganisms in indoor air (home and work) is a serious public
health concern. Bio-aerosols have a significant role in indoor air pollution as they can be …

Particulate matter with an aerodynamic diameter less than or equal to 10μm (PM10) has the
great adverse endpoints on human health. The aim of this study was to assess the hospital …

Introduction: Hospital microorganisms are the potential sources of infection for patients and
staff. Exposure to bioaerosols is relevant to a wide range of health effects, including …

Background: BIO AEROSOL s include airborne micro-organisms such as bacteria, fungi,
viruses, etc and their products. Exposure to a BIO AEROSOL is linked with a broad spectrum …

Introduction: March medicinal plant with the scientific name of Peganum harmala L., is
considered as herbaceous species which is traditionally used as an antimicrobial drug in the …

Background & objectives: Bacterial bio-aerosols are considered to be one of major harmful
agent for respiratory tract diseases. It plays an important role in the development of various …

Introduction: Airborne pollution in such public environments as schools has adverse health
effects on pupils and teachers who spend a noticeable amount of time in the school …