Season of birth, childhood asthma and allergy in a nationwide cohort – Mediation through lower respiratory infections
Clinical & Experimental Allergy Dec 05, 2019
Almqvist C, et al. - This investigation examined the relationship between season of birth and risk of childhood asthma/wheeze or allergic rhinoconjunctivitis in a population-based setting and the mediating impact of lower respiratory infections. From the nationwide Swedish Medical Birth, Patient and Prescribed Drug Registers, two population-based cohorts have been identified. The authors found that the birth season association with childhood asthma/wheeze risk, but not allergic rhinoconjunctivitis, is partly mediated by lower respiratory infections. The connection was comparable for allergic rhinoconjunctivitis in the 7th year of life, but not mediated by respiratory infections.
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