This article highlights changes to the indoor environment that arise following the introduction of energy efficiency measures in houses. It compares these changes with the indoor environment in unimproved houses and discusses the varying effects of each on health. The article argues that householders need to adapt their lifestyles and house management methods to their new indoor environment. It discusses a range of ways in which health professionals can help.
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Key Points:
The necessity of solar ventilation and how it can help to maintain a healthy home.
The health risks associated with damp, condensation and mildew.
Why home owners need to take action now.
The affect of UK building regulations.
How a solar ventilator can benefit your home, health and energy expenditure.

sickbuildingThis feature-article highlights changes to the indoor environment that arise following the introduction of energy efficiency measures in houses. It compares these changes with the indoor environment in unimproved houses and discusses the varying effects of each on health. The article argues that householders need to adapt their lifestyles and house management methods to their new indoor environment. It discusses a range of ways in which health professionals can help.

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Key Points: 

- The necessity of solar ventilation and how it can help to maintain a healthy home.

- The health risks associated with damp, condensation and mildew. 

- Why home owners need to take action now.

- The affect of UK building regulations. 

- How a solar ventilator can benefit your home, health and energy expenditure.

The report was produced by George Richardson, a PhD student at the Faculty of health and social work within the University of Plymouth.