Indoor pollution: a serious health threat

A recent study conducted by ENEA, CNR-ISAC, and two Italian universities has shown that fine and ultrafine particles, primarily generated by urban traffic, can infiltrate buildings and harm the respiratory system, increasing the risk of illnesses such as bronchitis, heart problems, and cancer.

According to the study, these particles become even more dangerous indoors because their chemical properties change, making them more toxic.

We spend nearly 97% of our time in enclosed spaces, which makes it all the more crucial to improve air quality in the environments where we live and work.

What can you do to improve indoor air quality and create a healthy, comfortable environment?

• Air quality monitoring
• Air purification and sanitation
• Regular maintenance of HVAC systems

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Click here to view the study.