Classroom Dust Bacteria Linked to Lower Lung Function in Children, European Study Finds
Research presented at the European Respiratory Society Congress links higher levels of Streptomyces and Mycobacterium bacteria in classroom dust across ...
Research presented at the European Respiratory Society Congress links higher levels of Streptomyces and Mycobacterium bacteria in classroom dust across ...
A field study in semiconductor failure-analysis labs shows that a redesigned hybrid containment workbench redirects cutting-generated dust and volatile organic ...
A Finnish study near Helsinki-Vantaa airport reveals that airport ultrafine particles and long-range transported pollution penetrate buildings in markedly different ...
A new review of 161 studies from 2021 to 2025 shows atmospheric microplastics are globally ubiquitous, dominated by fibers from ...
A study of more than 10,000 Chinese older adults links frequent year-round window opening with better sleep quality and longer ...
A three-stage laboratory study shows cow ghee releases rising free fatty acids when gently warmed, peaks in toxic acrolein near ...
By timing when a stir-fry machine's exhaust runs, researchers found that flavor retention and harmful cooking fume emissions can be ...
A ten-week study of six schools in Benin City, Nigeria, found that classroom particulate pollution and poor sanitation drive acute ...
A month-long qPCR study in a South Korean university lounge found that mopping, wipes, and vacuuming failed to consistently reduce ...
A three-year monitoring campaign at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok shows that seasonal haze and traffic pollution infiltrate university buildings, with ...
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