Articles by Stephanie Taylor, M.D., M. Arch, CIC

Building codes and designs should also keep four-legged collegues healthy and happy.  

And can we expect a better map of consequences for human occupants? 

We’ve made some progress, but the fight against hospital-acquired infection (HAI) remains long and uphill. Here, we look at various risks and strategies, putting some thoughts on a wise approach to humidification in the context of the HAI battle.

A look at history shows building IAQ has catered more to products than people.

Dehydration. Itchy skin. Fatigue. Your indoor environment may be too dry.

A little lesson in earth science can help with occupant comfort.

Skydiving and mission critical facilities have more in common than you think.

Want some inspiration for health care IAQ? Look to the lungs.

Do you remember your first college Parents Weekend, when as a freshman you welcomed mom and dad into your room? Did you have to hastily transform your room into an “acceptable” living space just prior to this reunion?

How many classes have you slept through? For myself, this number is scary to contemplate.