Finding F-1371

“At age 2, 34.8% had been exposed to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS), 44.4% to bleach, 45.0% to glue, and 48.5% to alkyd/acrylic paints used for renovation activities in the dwellings.”

Apel Home environment: respiratory and allergic phenotypes from birth to age six in the PELAGIE cohort (2019). NPJ primary care respiratory medicine. Page 2. CKB 2544

Structure

Source: Paints and coatings
Population: children at the age of two
Setting: dwelling, FR
Study design: birth cohort in Paris: the parents of the children reported the exposures of the dwelling at the age of two, among them environmental tobacco smoke, bleach, glue and alkyd or acrylic paints used for renovation (class 3)
Effect: prevalence 48.5
Caveat: reported by the parents in a questionnaire, not measured

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