Exposures in homes with intermittent peaks of NO2 have been associated with numerous concerns, including severe asthma in children and adults.

Understanding the drivers of biological aging may provide strategies to slow down the development of age-dependent chronic diseases.

Do we even know what ‘doing the right thing’ is anymore?

Turning down the thermostat will make the payer of the energy bill happy and decrease building carbon emissions if the fuel is petroleum based.  

Building management standards follow economic trends.

Maintaining IAQ to support beneficial microbes and diminish the presence of pathogenic ones provides each of us with the powerful, personalized medicine of a healthy microbiome.

Our moral imperative is to set health metrics as our constant to guide natural and mechanical HVAC settings.  

How can infectious and noninfectious diseases that spread through the air, are not fully controlled by individual behaviors, and affect “innocent bystanders” be contained to protect the health of the general public? 

Properly managing IAQ for occupant health, on the other hand, will help decrease pandemics.

While the appeal of profits and fear of lawyers are powerful emotions, doing the right thing to protect human health in all occupied buildings must take precedence.