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In the second episode of our “Environments for Health and Happiness” series, Dr. Joe Allen discusses how the buildings where we live and work can significantly affect our health. He reveals how often-overlooked factors like indoor air quality can impact mental and physical well-being. Dr. Allen shares insights from his work with Harvard's Healthy Buildings Program, emphasizing the importance of designing buildings that are both environmentally friendly and healthy for occupants. He encourages listeners to advocate for changes in building standards that promote better health outcomes. Tune in to discover how improving our indoor spaces can lead to healthier communities and what role you can play in this important effort.
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