Harvard Study: The Surprising Link Between Indoor Air and Your Mental Performance
Harvard’s COGfx study found workers in better-ventilated buildings scored up to 101% higher on cognitive tests.
Harvard’s COGfx study found workers in better-ventilated buildings scored up to 101% higher on cognitive tests.
Long-term indoor PM2.5 exposure is associated with increased cardiovascular risk.
A 2024 Harvard study found that improving indoor air quality measurably changed participants’ gut microbiome.
A landmark SWAN cohort study of 1365 women found air pollution associated with lower estradiol.
Harvard’s Healthy Buildings Program research connects indoor air quality to mental health outcomes.