Finding F-1373

“Products and exposure situations that trigger adverse health effects include the following: Air fresheners and deodorizers: 20.4 % reported health problems when exposed to air fresheners or deodorizers (9.5 %, respiratory problems, 7.6 % mucosal symptoms, 7.2 % migraine headaches, 5.7 % skin problems, 4.7 % asthma attacks, 3.2 % neurological problems, and others).”

Steinemann Fragranced consumer products: exposures and effects from emissions (2016). Air quality, atmosphere, & health. Page 3. CKB 7145

Structure

Source: Air fresheners
Population: general population
Study design: nationally representative survey of the general population of the United States (n = 1,136) about health problems attributed to fragranced consumer products, including air fresheners, deodorisers and scented cleaning products (class 4)
Effect: prevalence 20.4
Caveat: self-reported in a survey, not a clinical diagnosis; the sentence splits them into 9.5 % respiratory problems, 7.6 % mucosal symptoms, 7.2 % migraine headaches, 5.7 % skin problems, 4.7 % asthma attacks and 3.2 % neurological problems

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