Aaron Hartman, MDFunctional Medicine Specialist | Clinical Researcher

You and Your Home Health: Insights From Harvard School of Public Health

12 Jan 2024 · 0 min

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Dr. Aaron Hartman introduces a multi-episode series drawing on Harvard School of Public Health resources about home and building health, stressing that 65% of a person’s time is spent at home and that a healthy home is critical for overall health. He announces plans to review Harvard’s guidance over upcoming episodes.

65% of a person's time is spent in their home. So what this means is having a healthy home is super critical for your health. What I'd like to do over the next time frame, several episodes, is go through a lot of great information from the Harvard School of Public Health. The Harvard School of Public Health has taken a lot of time and put down a great resource looking at home health, building health, and how that impacts your health.

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