Objective Multiunit housing (MUH) residents are susceptible to secondhand smoke (SHS)
exposure, which can transfer between living units. This review summarises existing scientific …

Cooking and cleaning are among the largest sources of home pollutant emissions. To
reduce these emissions, we developed an automated indoor air quality (IAQ) control …

Air pollution exposure characterization has been shaped by many constraints. These
include technologies that lead to insufficient coverage across space and/or time in order to …

Interventions are needed to protect the health of children who live with smokers. We pilot-
tested a real-time intervention for promoting behavior change in homes that reduces second …

Abstract Fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) concentrations are highly variable indoors, with
evidence for exposure disparities. Real-time monitoring coupled with novel statistical …

Considering tobacco smoke as one of the most health-relevant indoor sources, the aim of
this work was to further understand its negative impacts on human health. The specific …

In low‐resource settings, there is a need to develop models that can address contributions of
household and outdoor sources to population exposures. The aim of the study was to model …

Norms are an important part of human social systems, governing many aspects of group
decision-making. Yet many popularly used social models neglect to model normative effects …

Background In a multi-unit housing (MUH) complex, secondhand smoke (SHS) can pass
from one living space to another. The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence of …

The association between in utero exposure to indoor PM2. 5 and birth outcomes is not
conclusive. We assessed the association between in utero exposure to indoor PM2. 5, birth …