Burden of Proof: The Debate Surrounding Aerotoxic Syndrome Since the 1980s, some commercial airline pilots and flight crews in the United States, United Kingdom and Australia began to report an illness they believed was caused by exposure to contaminated cabin air. Despite a body of scientific research and ...

Burden of Proof: The Debate Surrounding Aerotoxic Syndrome [2022]
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...

#AerotoxicSyndrome #AirTravel #OccupationalHealth #organophosphates #AirPollution

Burden of Proof: The Debate Surrounding Aerotoxic Syndrome Since the 1980s, some commercial airline pilots and flight crews in the United States, United Kingdom and Australia began to report an illness they believed was caused by exposure to contaminated cabin air. Despite a body of scientific research and ...

Interesting article -
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Here's an open access academic article about toxic airplane cabin air

Burden of Proof: The Debate Surrounding Aerotoxic Syndrome [2022]
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...

#AerotoxicSyndrome #AirTravel #OccupationalHealth #organophosphates #AirPollution

#Travel #Holidays #CabinAirQuality #Aerotoxic

An interesting article, part of a revisitation to the issue of #AerotoxicSyndrome, seen at this year’s International Cabin Air Quality Conference in London - a space to watch as the debate on #toxins in #aircraft continues