The prevalence and association of measured and perceived indoor air quality, housing characteristics, and residents’ behavior and health
Charlotte Gabel,
Torben Sigsgaard,
Steffen Petersen
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundIn social housing buildings, poor indoor air quality (IAQ) has been shown to be more prevalent, and residents living in social housing areas are often more vulnerable and susceptible to adverse health effects from IAQ.AimTo examine the state and the association of measured and perceived IAQ, how housing characteristics and residents' behavior are associated with IAQ, and the association with residents' health.MethodThe HOME-Health study is a cross-sectional study among residents living in social hous… Show more
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