Finding F-0551

“According to the ACT/pACT score, asthma was not controlled in 81 (22%) of all patients, which was more frequent in the EMM group than in the non-EMM group (39 [31%] vs 42 [17%]; P 5 .002).”

Home exposure to moisture and mold is associated with poorer asthma control in children: CHAMPIASTHMA study (2025). The journal of allergy and clinical immunology. Global. Page 3. CKB 6122

Structure

Source: Dampness and water damage
Factor: Mould
Outcome: Asthma
Population: children aged 1-17 years with asthma or recurrent wheeze
Setting: dwelling, FR
Study design: CHAMPIASTHMA multicentre cross-sectional observational study in Northern France: 424 children aged 1-17 years with recurrent wheeze or asthma stratified by parental-questionnaire exposure to moisture and/or mould (146 exposed), asthma control by GINA and ACT/pACT, exacerbations and mould sensitisation compared between groups (class 4)
Effect: prevalence 17
Sample: 424 children
Caveat: endpoint is uncontrolled asthma by ACT/pACT score, filed under asthma; exposure reported by parents; the equals sign is rendered as '5' in the text layer (P 5 .002 reads P = .002)

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