Fifty nine houses, selected on the basis of previous measurements of mold levels, were subjected to field inspection, testing and monitoring and the occupants subjected to health evaluation questionnaires and testing of blood and nasal secretions. Data on house performance, mold growth and health has been compiled in an electronic data base available for future researchers. The work showed correlations between measurements of mold growth and immunological reactions of occupants and that mold growth appeared to be more related to local moisture sources than ventilation levels.
Moldy houses: why they are and why we care.
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Year:
1995
Languages: English, French | Pages: 66 pp
Bibliographic info:
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, November 1995