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Do the homes and buildings we live in impact our health? The answer is yes, and awareness of this important connection is increasingly widespread. The environments where we spend most of our days interact with us through the air, light, and elements present on the surfaces. This is often contrary to common sense, which has developed a particular sensitivity to issues related to environmental and air pollution, but tends to see indoor spaces as being more safe.

The healthiness of indoor spaces is an increasingly central area of focus for well-being and is largely determined by building materials and furnishing elements.