GIHN Papers

We are excited to share our papers on indoor air contaminants. 


Reports published by government agencies do NOT reflect what is known in the scientific literature, and NONE of the government agencies have prepared a complete and comprehensive statistical analysis of the global burden of this important public health issue.


All of the current government reports give only a limited or partial view of the problem and neglect to include the impact of all types of indoor air contaminants.


For accurate information, please read our papers and share them with your families, friends and colleagues.


GIHN -- Diagnosis and Treatment of Illness Caused by Contaminants in Water-Damaged Buildings (June 2018)

 

  • This paper includes references to more than 400 scientific research papers on this topic. 

 

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Please share these papers with your families, friends and colleagues and help us raise awareness about the health effects of indoor air pollution.

It is staggering to comprehend the enormous impact on our global society as literally millions of individuals and families are harmed by contaminants inside our homes, schools and workplaces. The financial costs are equally staggering with estimates in the hundreds of billions of dollars.

As stated in a 2010 report by the World Health Organization:

Clean air is a basic requirement of life. The quality of air inside homes, offices, schools, day care centres, public buildings, health care facilities or other private and public buildings where people spend a large part of their life is an essential determinant of healthy life and people's well-being.

It is time we paid more attention to the air we breathe.

It is time for our national and world leaders to develop a comprehensive public health response to this devastating epidemic that has the potential to cripple our individual and collective futures.

We have highlighted the extensive research and look forward to collaborative efforts in this search for better health and safer living and working conditions.