Sleep and Indoor Air Quality

Lan, Li; Lian, Zhiwei

doi:10.1007/978-981-16-7680-2_66

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“…The indoor air quality in bedrooms has also been shown to affect sleep quality 21,22 . Sekhar et al reviewed the level of bedroom ventilation in residential dwellings and apartments that has been reported across different seasons and in different parts of the world 23 .…”

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Experimental study of the negative effects of raised bedroom temperature and reduced ventilation on the sleep quality of elderly subjects

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Aging populations are a world-wide concern. The Chinese demographic statistics announced in March 2021 showed that the percentage of the population 60 years old or more in China was 18.7% (260 million). People experience many physiological and psychological changes in old age, including a decrease in sleep quality and quantity and altered sleep structure. 1 Sleep disturbance of about 50% has been observed among the elderly in many countries. [2][3][4][5][6][7] Sleep disturbance is detrimental to both the physical and mental

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