Houses that have been decorated but not adequately ventilated may release formaldehyde, which can impact children’s health.

Explore the connection between home renovation pollution and childhood leukemia, and provide professional advice to safeguard child health.

The timing of moving into a newly decorated house and its impact on indoor air quality on health, as well as how to reduce risks through green plants and ventilation.

Learn about the recommendations for moving into a newly decorated house and how to improve indoor air quality with green plants.

After sleeping in a newly remodeled room with a slightly open window for 2 hours, the son experienced headaches, eye pain, and tears, lasting about 40 minutes. Symptoms disappeared after a walk, and milk was given. Concerns arise whether harmful substances like formaldehyde have entered the body, and how to treat it.

Discusses the health concerns of pregnant women in office environments with excessive formaldehyde levels but strong odors, and their potential effects on the baby’s growth and development. Suggestions include opening windows for ventilation, regular prenatal check-ups, and a balanced diet. It is also recommended to take a break from work if possible to avoid negative effects on the mother and fetus.