Finding F-0604

“After adjusting for physiological factors (age, gender, height and weight), home dampness and molds were negatively associated with FEF25–75% (P=0.047) and FEF75% (P=0.037).”

Respiratory health effects of residential individual and cumulative risk factors in children living in two cities of the Pearl River Delta (2020). Journal of thoracic disease. Page 7. CKB 7955

Structure

Source: Dampness and water damage
Factor: Mould
Outcome: Lung function
Population: elementary school children
Setting: dwelling, CN
Study design: cross-sectional study of 2,306 children from elementary schools in Guangzhou and Shenzhen (Pearl River Delta, China): questionnaire on residential risk factors and spirometry, associations adjusted for age, gender, height and weight, with a random forest ranking of risk factors (class 4)
Sample: 2306 children
Caveat: home dampness and mould reported by parents; endpoint is a spirometric flow measure, filed under lung-function

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