Dealing with Sick Building Syndrome (07-18-23)
Niza and associates investigated the conditions under which sick building syndrome is most likely to occur.
Niza and associates investigated the conditions under which sick building syndrome is most likely to occur.
Yin’s dissertation research probed the short-term health effects of indoor biophilic design via multiple virtual reality-based projects.
Chae, Yoon, Baskin and Zhu studied how what we smell influences what we eat.
The Irish Times reports on a study presented at the European Congress on Obesity by Brouwer and van Rossum.
A literature review completed by Nigg, Petersen, and MacIntyre’s confirms the positive effects of exposure to nature during the pandemic and argues for the future support of nature spaces.
Geiger and colleagues investigated the health of people living near the ocean.
Zhang and colleagues report on the implications of exercising in different conditions.
Promoting attachment and public health
Research by Huang and colleagues indicates serious negative effects of hearing traffic noise, which supports adding soundproofing materials to walls.
Recently completed research indicates that experiencing higher levels of light at night may not be healthy for pregnant people.