Objective: To investigate how daily variations in ambient air pollution, especially in particles,
during the cold of winter affect repeated measurements of baseline lung function and …

OBJECTIVES: To investigate to what extent different components of air pollution are
associated with acute respiratory health effects in children with and without chronic …

Objectives The purpose of the present study was to analyze the relationship between the
levels of air pollutants and respiratory function/physical efficiency of pre-adolescent children …

Following air pollution episodes in the winters of 1985 and 1987, a series of studies was
initiated to investigate short-term changes in health status in children in relationship to short …

Lung functions in children and adolescents were tested under conditions of exercise with
exposures to pollution and high temperatures. Variables, such as time of day, smoking, and …

Background Long‐term exposure to air pollution is connected to asthma morbidity in
children. Exercise‐induced bronchoconstriction (EIB) is common in asthma, and the free …

In search of sensitive screening parameters for assessing acute effects of ambient air
pollutants in young schoolchildren, the impact of 8-h average air pollution before lung …

The acute respiratory effects of ambient air pollution were studied in a panel of 73 children
with chronic respiratory symptoms in the winter of 1990 to 1991. The participating children …

BACKGROUND: There is growing concern about health effects of air pollution in the UK.
Studies in the USA have reported adverse effects on lung function among children but no …

During the winter of 1994, the association between daily changes in air pollution and in the
respiratory health of children 7 to 12 yr of age were studied in Kuopio, Finland. Seventy-four …