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Investigating exceedances of formaldehyde levels and source identification in offices of an academic medical institute.

Watcharakorn ChuthongVithawat SurawattanasakulRatana SapbamrerWachiranun Sirikul
Published in: Journal of occupational health (2024)
Indoor formaldehyde levels in these offices exceeded the established guidelines. Use of photocopiers and air fresheners were associated with increased formaldehyde levels. Implementing interventions such as improved ventilation and regular screening is essential for creating healthier office environments.
Keyphrases
  • room temperature
  • healthcare
  • air pollution
  • physical activity
  • risk assessment
  • quality improvement
  • bioinformatics analysis