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Finding F-1125

“An increased concentration of benzene by 1 ppb was associated with a 12.0% (95% CI: -0.9 to 26.6) increase in AD symptoms, although statistical significance was borderline (P = 0.07).”

Kim et al. Indoor air pollution aggravates symptoms of atopic dermatitis in children (2015). PloS one. Page 6. CKB 0608

Structure

Factor
Benzene
Outcome
Atopic dermatitis symptoms
Population
children with atopic dermatitis
Setting
home, KR
Study design
panel study of children with atopic dermatitis in Korea: indoor volatile organic compounds and other pollutants measured in the homes alongside daily symptom scores, analysed in unlagged and lagged models (class 3)
Effect
difference 12.0 (-0.9–26.6) per 1 ppb of indoor benzene %
Flags
ci-includes-1
Caveat
the authors call the significance borderline; the interval crosses zero

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