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Finding F-1222

“Formaldehyde followed a continual decrease in indoor concentrations with passing time during the entire experimental duration, regardless of indoor plant placement.”

House-plant placement for indoor air purification and health benefits on asthmatics… (2014). Environmental health and toxicology. Page 4. CKB 6935

Structure

Factor
Formaldehyde (CH₂O)
Intervention
Indoor plants (phytoremediation)
Population
asthmatics and their households
Setting
home, KR
Study design
quasi-experimental study in the homes of asthmatics in Korea over two observation terms: households of continuation kept the indoor plants for both terms, households of withdrawal kept them for the first term and passed the second without any plants; formaldehyde and benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylene were measured indoors, with peak expiratory flow rate twice a day and an asthma-specific quality of life questionnaire, compared with the Mann-Whitney test (class 3)
Caveat
a stated direction without a number; the sibling rows carry the concentrations of both groups

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