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Shorter, C.
Crane, J.
Barnes, P. Kanga, J. Honeywill, C. Robertson, O.
O'Sullivan, K.
Telfar-Barnard, L.
Pierse, N.
Howden-Chapman, P.
(2022).
The cost of achieving healthy temperatures in children's bedrooms: Evidence from New Zealand
Energy Policy,
164, 12861.
Howden-Chapman, P.
Bennett, J.
Siebers, R.
(Eds.), (2009).
Do damp and mould matter? Health impact of leaky homes.
Wellington: Steele Roberts Aotearoa, 172p.
Shorter, C.
Crane, J.
Pierse, N.
Barnes, P. Kang, J. Wickens, K. Douwes, J. Stanley, T. Täubel, M. Hyvärinen, A.
Howden-Chapman, P.
(2018).
Indoor visible mold and mold odor are associated with new‐onset childhood wheeze in a dose‐dependent manner.
Indoor Air,
28(1), 6-15.
Ingham, T.R.
Keall, M.
Jones, B. Aldridge, D. Latimer, M. Dowell, A. Davies, C.
Crane, J.
Draper, J.B. Bailey, L.O.
Viggers, H.
Stanley, T.V. Leadbitter, P.
Howden-Chapman, P.
(2019).
Damp mouldy housing and early childhood hospital admissions for acute respiratory infection: a case control study.
Thorax,
74: 849–857.
O'Sullivan, K.
(2019).
Health impacts of energy poverty and cold indoor temperature.
In J. Nriagu (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Environmental Health (2nd ed).
(pp. 436-443). Elsevier.
Pierse, N.
White, M.
Ombler, J.
Davis, C.
Chisholm, E.
Baker, M.
Howden-Chapman, P.
(2020).
Well Homes Initiative: A home-based initiative to address housing-related ill health.
Health Education and Behavior,
47(6), 836-844.

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