THROUGH THE LENS OF HUMAN HEALTH

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Based on extensive research into the built environment and its impact on patient health outcomes, B4H has identified and codified measurable standards for safe and healthy indoor environments.

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In addition to reducing the probability of infectious aerosol transmission, optimized indoor environments promote a robust immune system and mitigate health problems including:

  • Fatigue
  • Decreased cognitive functioning
  • Stress, anxiety and depression
  • Allergies and autoimmune disorders
  • Dermatitis
  • Bronchospasm and reactive airway disease (asthma)
  • Respiratory inflammation
  • Eye irritation and excessive tearing

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