Indoor air pollution

Even for those stuck at home during the pandemic, quarantine can pose dangers to health. But it's not all dire!

Is your indoor air quality what it should be?

indoor air pollution can be health adverse

Image 13 of 18 from gallery of How to Transform a Polluted Indoor Environment into a Healthy Home. Photograph by Monika Sathe Photography

Background Smoke from biomass burning has been linked to reduced birth weight; association with other birth outcomes is poorly understood. Our objective was to evaluate effects of exposure to biomass smoke on birth weight, preterm birth and stillbirth. Methods Information on household cooking fuel was available for secondary analysis from two cohorts of pregnant women enrolled at delivery in India (n = 1744). Birth weight was measured and the modified Ballard performed to assess gestational…

We tend to associate air pollution primarily with exhaust fumes or industrial emissions, but the truth is, that the air inside our homes can be just as tainted, if not more so. This post analysis aims to shed light on both outdoor and indoor air pollution, emphasizing the critical need for better air quality in our homes. We will explore how simple home improvements can significantly reduce indoor air pollution, leading to a healthier and safer living environment.

Indoor air pollution can be a serious - and potentially deadly - problem. But a few simple tricks can reduce your risk, protect your health, and safeguard the health of your family.

Did you know that indoor air pollution has the same negative effects as environmental pollution? It is known to affect our health, comfort, and well-being. Check out these tips to make sure your home is healthy and safe for you and your family.

Cooking is a major source of indoor pollution, promoting a need for better ventilation standards.

Indoor air pollution can be more dangerous than outdoor air. Learn about the causes, health risks, and ways to improve the air quality inside your home.