Fractional exhaled nitric oxide (FeNO) among elementary school children in Stockholm: Associations with asthma, allergies, and home and school environment
Erica Bloom, Martin Täubel, Gulli Saeidyfar +4 more2025The Science of The Total EnvironmentJournal Article
Respiratory/Sinus
Bacterial Endotoxins
Abstract
FeNO is associated with reported asthma and allergy. In the school environment, PM10 and exposure to some subpopulations of Gram-negative bacteria can increase FeNO. Sex, parental asthma or allergy, dampness at home and type of housing can modify associations between classroom exposure and FeNO.
Symptom Clusters
Asthma
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