School classrooms are one of the most densely populated indoor environments. Students
are likely to be exposed to indoor air pollutants because they spend most of their time in the …

The indoor environment is a major source of human exposure to pollutants. Some pollutants
can have concentrations that are several times higher indoors than outdoors. Prolonged …

The reviews on the subject of school environments emphasized that indoor air quality (IAQ)
is often inadequate in classrooms causing increased risk for asthma and other health …

Monitoring of PM 10 and PM 2.5 particularly in school microenvironments is extremely
important due to their impact on the global burden of disease. PM 10 and PM 2.5 levels were …

Heavy metal concentrations (Pb, Cd, and Cu) in classroom indoor dust were measured. The
health risk (non-carcinogenic) of these heavy metals in classroom indoor dust to children …

Studies have been showing strong associations between exposures to indoor particulate
matter (PM) and health effects on children. Urban and rural nursery schools have different …

Good indoor air quality in school environment is crucial for teaching and learning processes,
as well as student development. This study aims to identify the composition of PM 2.5 and …

The escalating issues of thermal discomfort in school classrooms highlight the context of the
increasing regularity of heat waves due to global warming as well as the inadequacy of adult …

This study aimed to investigate air pollutant exposure at five primary schools in Terengganu,
Malaysia, and to assess the chromosomal damage among the students by evaluating 176 …

Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) has been linked to increased respiratory symptoms among
children. The aim of this study was to assess current IAQ status of preschools (urban …