Indoor Air Quality Effects on Health
Organizations such as the EPA and WHO now recognize indoor air pollution among the top health risks for the average person. Air pollution is often considered within the context of long-term effects, such as how it can exacerbate and even lead to heart and respiratory diseases. But the effects from poor indoor air quality can happen in the short-term and even be immediate in some cases. Ear, Nose and Throat Irritation When a person experiences an immediate reaction to indoor air pollution, irritation of the ear, nose or throat are among the most common. Such symptoms may be superficial and...
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