EP48 Buildings & Health. An interview with Dr. Stephanie Taylor
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"He who has health, has hope; and he who has hope, has everything."
Thomas Carlyle
Bill was honored to welcome Dr. Stephanie Taylor to the podcast where she shares the fascinating story of her career path from medicine to architecture to crusading for better building health by bridging these professional silos.
He had a great time interviewing Stephanie, plumbing the depths of her knowledge and experience. We discuss many aspects of IAQ and focus in on the impact of humidity on human health.
A key takeaway is our discussion of the invisible impact of a building on one's health.
You can learn more about her work at www.40to60RH.com or follow her on LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-h-taylor-md-march-frsph-uk-cabe-ashrae-d-l-b6456b8
This episode was recorded in November 2020.
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