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

This cooperation combines TSI’s technology in IAQ monitoring with B4H’s integrated medical, biological, and architectural competence to provide people with real-time visibility of the health impact of IAQ.

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.

Improving the temperature and humidity performance of a building passively can be accomplished by exposing structures with micropores to indoor air.

If we're truly going to manage indoor environments for occupant health, we need to extend our understanding and management of IAQ to encompass more than the number of microbes in the air.

In the US, for every dollar spent on health care benefits, another 61 cents is spent on illness-related absences and reduced work output.

The EPA places the value of one life (although no one wants to use that term) at about $10 million.

Dr. Stephanie Taylor discusses the effectiveness of the Phizer and Moderna vaccines; her latest endeavor, Building4Health; how engineers can best prepare their buildings in the fight against COVID-19; and more.