(Un)Healthy Homes

The Building Science Podcast by Miguel Walker

Apr 8, 20261:16:26Science & Medicine

An interview with Dr. Eva King Our homes are indoor environments of our own making. These environments exist to make our lives better but often unintentionally expose us to contaminants—chemical and microbial—that harm o...

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