ArticleJournal of exposure science & environmental epidemiology2026
Impacts of night market on indoor air quality and lung function of children in nearby households.
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Abstract
backgroundNight markets-a unique element of Asian culture-involve various cooking methods and combustion, generating air pollutants with adverse health effects. However, there is no scientific literature on whether air pollutants from night markets affect indoor air quality and the lung function of children in nearby households.
objectiveWe evaluated the impacts of night market, specifically market opening days and household distance from the market, on indoor air quality and the lung function of children in nearby households.
methodsUsing real-time monitoring equipment, we measured concentrations of particulate matter (PM)
resultsPM IMPACT STATEMENT: PM
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