Finding F-0360

“In the indoor environment, the mean level of bacterial exposure in the living room (GM 184.4 CFU/m3) was significantly higher than that in the bedroom (GM 135.3 CFU/ m3), whereas the mean HCHO in the bedroom (GM 52.2 μg/m3) was significantly higher than that in the living room (GM 41.3 μg/m3) (p < 0.05).”

Lee Association of exposure to indoor molds and dampness with allergic diseases at water-damaged dwellings in Korea (2024). Scientific reports. Page 8. CKB 5450

Structure

Factor: Airborne bacteria
Population: children in water-damaged dwellings
Setting: home (water-damaged), KR
Study design: study of 50 children and their parents in water-damaged dwellings in Seoul and Gyeonggi-do: molds, bacteria, formaldehyde, TVOC and PM10 measured in bedrooms and living rooms, ISAAC questionnaire on allergic diseases, three exposure assessment tools (class 4)
Effect: mean 135.3
Sample: 50 homes
Caveat: geometric means

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