Do
fungal levels serve as a
surrogate for exposures to other
biologic agents? or combinations
of agents?
Can
we identify and quantify this
“Factor X”?
Health effects and damp
buildings
Epidemiologic and intervention studies
in the literature
“Building-Related Symptoms and
Molds: a Two-Step Intervention
Study”, Indoor Air (2002);
12:273-277
“Dampness in Buildings and Health.
Nordic Interdisciplinary Review of
the Scientific Evidence on
Associations Between Exposure to
‘Dampness’ in Buildings and Health
Effects (NORDDAMP)”, Indoor Air
(2001); 11:72-86
“Indoor
Air Microbes and Respiratory
Symptoms of Children in Moisture
Damaged and Reference Schools”,
Indoor Air (2002); 12:175-183
“Effects
of Moisture Damage Repair on
Microbial Exposure and Health
Effects in Schools”, Proceedings
of Indoor Air 2002; Vol. III,
pp. 416-420
“Dampness in Buildings and Health.Dampness at Home as a Risk
Factor for Symptoms Among 10,851
Swedish Children”, Proceedings of
Indoor Air 2002; Vol. III, pp.
431-436
“An
Overview of the Health Effects Due
to Mold Exposure”, Proceedings of
Indoor Air 2002; Vol. III, pp.
17-22
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