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Cutting the cost of cold : affordable warmth for healthier homes
Title:
Cutting the cost of cold : affordable warmth for healthier homes
JLCTITLE245:
edited by Janet Rudge & Fergus Nicol.
Publication Information:
London ; New York : E & FN Spon, ©2000.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (xiv, 273 pages) : illustrations
ISBN:
9780203986059

9780419250500

9781135804183

9781135804138

9781135804176

9781138408722
Abstract:
Academics and practitioners from a wide range of disciplines provide a survey of research into buildings epidemiology and medical issues, followed by an assessment of the tools available to the practitioner.
Local Note:
UAF Rasmuson Library Ebook Central subscription access.

UAS/JPL: EBSCO Academic Subscription.
Bibliography Note:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 251-271) and index.
Contents:
Introduction -- Current research. Cold weather, cold homes and winter mortality -- Housing and winter death: epidemiological evidence -- Cold, cold housing and respiratory illnesses -- Cold stress, circulatory illness and the elderly -- Dust mite allergens, indoor humidity and asthma -- Impact of fuel poverty on health in tower hamlets -- Tolerant building: the impact of energy efficiency measures on living conditions and health status. Tools for research and practice. The affordable warmth index -- Mould index -- Winter morbidity and fuel poverty: mapping the connection -- Modelling the health cost of cold damp housing. Inter-agency partnership in practice. Asthma: lessons of the Cornwall housing interventions study -- Treating cold, damp and asthma with affordable warmth -- Promoting partnership: the Nottingham example -- Urban care: working in partnership with communities --Working in partnership: lessons from ten case studies. Ways foward. The cost of poor housing--and how to reduce it -- Healthier homes: the role of health authorities -- The unavoidable imperative: cutting the cost of cold.
Source of Description Note:
Print version record.
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