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Environmental tabacco smole (ETS): lifetime exposure related to respiratory health in never smoker Italian women. (Abstract/Poster in rivista)

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Environmental tabacco smole (ETS): lifetime exposure related to respiratory health in never smoker Italian women. (Abstract/Poster in rivista) (literal)

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2009-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)

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Simoni M.; Carrozzi L.; Pistelli F.; Baldacci S.; Angino A.; Borbotti M.; Maio S.; Di Pede F.; Viegi G. (2009)
Environmental tabacco smole (ETS): lifetime exposure related to respiratory health in never smoker Italian women.
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Simoni M.; Carrozzi L.; Pistelli F.; Baldacci S.; Angino A.; Borbotti M.; Maio S.; Di Pede F.; Viegi G. (literal)

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159 (literal)

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Annual Congress European Respiratory Society (literal)

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Vienna, Austria (literal)

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34 (literal)

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?The ?European respiratory journal. Supplement (Rivista)

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European respiratory journal 34:159S In: Annual Congress European Respiratory Society (Vienna, Austria, 12-16 september 2009). Abstract, vol. 34 suppl. 53 p. 159. European Respiratory Society su ERJ, 2009. (literal)

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Background: Few studies investigated ETS effects on health according to cumulative lifetime exposure. Aim: To assess the associations between ETS lifetime exposure and current respir.dis. Methods: Analyses concern 1977 never smoker women (mean age 46). According to duration, frequency, self-reported exposure at work, home or in other places,a cumulative ETS exposure score was computed. Based on tertiles, women were classified in mildly, moderately, heavily exposed. Results: There are dose-response associations between exposure levels and respiratory disorders. OR (95% CI) accounted for age, education, residence, age-residence interaction, and other workexposure(reference: never exposure)Mildly Moderately Heavily Dyspn (1° grade) 1.17 (0.77-1.77) 1.51 (0.99-2.32)° 1.85 (1.21-2.84) Dyspn (4° grade) 1.41 (0.74-2.70) 1.70 (0.88-3.28) 2.41 (1.26-4.60) Chr cough 1.31 (0.73-2.36) 1.48 (0.81-2.72) 2.18 (1.21-3.95) COPDsx 1.31 (0.90-1.89) 1.48 (1.01-2.18) 2.05 (1.40-3.00) Curr Asthma 2.51 (0.58-10.95) 3.55 (0.82-15.43)° 3.76 (0.87-16.30)° Curr Rhino-Conjunctivitis 1.10 (0.74-1.63) 1.24 (0.82-1.87) 1.61 (1.07-2.41) Any Respir Sympt 0.95 (0.67-1.35) 1.09 (0.76-1.56) 1.51 (1.04-2.17) °1p0.05; COPDsx = chr bronch/emphys/cough/phlegm/dyspn; Any Respir Sympt = chr cough-phlegm/dyspn/curr wheeze/breathlessness attacks. Conclusions: our study indicates that ETS exposure is a risk factor for respiratory/ allergic disorders with a dose-response effect. Preventing ETS exposure wouldreduce the burden of such disorders. (literal)

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