Finding F-1458

“For the SBS symptom groups, the prevalence of SBS symptoms was 43.6% for skin symptoms, 62.4% for eye irritation symptoms, 65.6% for respiratory symptoms, and 64.7% for general symptoms.”

Kim Perception of indoor air quality (IAQ) by workers in underground shopping centers in relation to sick-building syndrome (SBS) and store type: a cross-sectional study in Korea (2019). BMC public health. Page 3. CKB 7514

Structure

Outcome: Sick building syndrome
Population: workers of underground shopping centres
Setting: underground shopping centre
Study design: questionnaire study of workers in underground shopping centres: perceived indoor air quality and sick building syndrome symptom groups in the previous month, related to each other by logistic regression (class 4)
Effect: prevalence 62.4
Caveat: self-reported in a questionnaire

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