ArticleBMC public health2025
Effect of early life exposure to Ozone and particulate matter on the incidence of eczema in children under 2 years of age.
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backgroundEczema is more prevalent in children aged 0-2 years, yet the long-term effects of air pollutant exposure during early life on the risk of eczema development remain unclear.
methodsWe conducted a birth cohort study in Jinan, China, to explore the effect of early life air pollutant exposure on the risk of eczema in younger children. An inverse distance weighting method was used for individual exposure assessment. Binary and multivariate logistic models were used to investigate the effects of air pollutants on eczema, the distributed lag model to find critical windows of exposure, weighted quantile sum model and principal component analysis to explore the combined effects of multiple pollutants.
resultsThe cumulative incidence rate for eczema among 5819 children aged 2 was 19.8%. Exposure to high levels of O
conclusionsEarly-life exposure to O
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