Abstract
Indoor particulate matter (PM) concentrations have been shown to correlate with increased asthma symptoms, while poor home ventilation has been associated with elevated presence of asthma triggers. As such, we hypothesized that elevated PM concentrations would be associated with decreased ventilation in the homes of asthmatic children.
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