Burning Incense and airborne particulates of concern

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Burning Incense and airborne particulates of concern

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A study by Chuang et al measured airborne particulates from burning incense. 19 organic compounds were identified in incense smoke, including formaldehyde. From the study authors: “When considering the worldwide prevalence of incense burning and resulting high respiratory exposures, the oxygenated organics identified in this study have significant human health implications, especially for susceptible populations.”