Epidemiologic evidence indicates a relationship between outdoor particle exposure and
adverse health effects, while most people spend 85–90% of their time indoors, thus …

Motivated by growing considerations of the scale, severity, and risks associated with human
exposure to indoor particulate matter, this work reviewed existing literature to:(i) identify state …

The aim of this work was to review and synthesize the existing knowledge on ultrafine
particles in the air with a specific focus on those originating due to vehicles emissions. As …

Characterization and emission rates of indoor aerosols have been of great interest.
However, few studies have presented quantitative determinations of aerosol particle …

Abstract Background, Aim and Scope The impact of air pollution on school children's health
is currently one of the key foci of international and national agencies. Of particular concern …

Abstract PM 2.5 and NO 2 concentrations were measured simultaneously indoors and
outdoors for ten different city centre buildings (shops and offices) in Dublin, Ireland. Outdoor …

Particulate matter (PM) refers to the sum of all solid and liquid particles suspended in the air,
many of which are harmful. Exposure to indoor PM with high concentration may cause a …

Ultrafine particles (≤ 100 nm in diameter) are the smallest condensed-phase materials in
air. By number, they are the most abundant particles both outdoors and indoors. Because of …

To date, few studies have focused on PM air quality in offices, despite the fact that a lot of
people spend many working hours a day in such offices. The aim of the present study is to …

Objectives: To study the association between short-term exposure to ultrafine particles and
morbidity in Copenhagen, Denmark. Methods: We studied the association between urban …