ArticleJournal of exposure science & environmental epidemiology2026
A two-stage modeling approach to estimate indoor NO
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Abstract
backgroundIndoor air pollution is a major contributor to personal exposure to air pollution, yet accurately modeling indoor concentrations remains a major challenge in epidemiological studies. This issue is especially relevant since we spend a great portion of our time indoors.
objectiveTo develop a two-stage model to estimate indoor nitrogen dioxide (NO
methodsThe study was conducted in the Barcelona Life Study Cohort (2018-2021), a cohort of pregnant individuals in Barcelona, Spain. Indoor and outdoor NO
resultsThe I/O NO SIGNIFICANCE: The findings demonstrate that accounting for dynamic infiltration processes and individual-level behaviors improves the estimation of indoor NO IMPACT: Integrating indoor and outdoor NO
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