نتایج جستجو برای: respiratory health symptoms

تعداد نتایج: 1372672  

Journal: :The European respiratory journal 1998
M Kogevinas J M Antó A Tobias J Alonso J Soriano E Almar N Muniozguren F Payo A Pereira J Sunyer

The association of respiratory symptoms, lung function and use of health services with employment status was examined in Spain, a country with a high rate of unemployment. A population sample comprising 179 unemployed and 1,868 employed subjects aged 20-44 yrs in 1993, was randomly selected from a base population of about 170,000 people in five urban and rural areas of Spain. Subjects completed...

Journal: :BMC Public Health 2009
Calvin KY Cheng Eric HY Lau Dennis KM Ip Alfred SY Yeung Lai Ming Ho Benjamin J Cowling

BACKGROUND Influenza surveillance systems provide important and timely information to health service providers on trends in the circulation of influenza virus and other upper respiratory tract infections. Online dissemination of surveillance data is useful for risk communication to health care professionals, the media and the general public. We reviewed national influenza surveillance websites ...

2005
T Duelien Skorge T M L Eagan G E Eide A Gulsvik P S Bakke

Background: Limited data are available on the effect of a poor indoor climate on the respiratory health of adults. No data are available regarding the contribution of indoor exposures to the burden of respiratory symptoms in the population. Methods: In 1996–7 a community sample of 3181 adults aged 26–82 years was invited to participate in a survey on indoor climate and respiratory health in Hor...

Journal: :iranian journal of public health 0
nor ashikin sopian juliana jalaludin shamsul bahri mohd tamrin

background: petrochemical industry emits air pollutants in abundance, which may harm human health, especially the population living near the industry. children are reported to be the population group of main concern since this susceptible population spends the majority of their time outdoors and their active lifestyle can increase their breathing rate, which then leads to a greater inhalation d...

Journal: :Thorax 2005
T Duelien Skorge T M L Eagan G E Eide A Gulsvik P S Bakke

BACKGROUND Limited data are available on the effect of a poor indoor climate on the respiratory health of adults. No data are available regarding the contribution of indoor exposures to the burden of respiratory symptoms in the population. METHODS In 1996-7 a community sample of 3181 adults aged 26-82 years was invited to participate in a survey on indoor climate and respiratory health in Hor...

Journal: :The Medical journal of Australia 2005
David H Wilson Sarah L Appleton Robert J Adams Richard E Ruffin

WHAT WE NEED TO KNOW: Are older people with respiratory symptoms aware this could be asthma? Which explanations for undiagnosed asthma apply most commonly in older Australians with asthma? Can we improve awareness of asthma in older people with undiagnosed asthma? Is the possibility of asthma in older people firmly established on the general practitioners' radar screen? What reasons most often ...

2014
Penpatra SRIPAIBOONKIJ Sasitorn TAPTAGAPORN

Working in a canteen exposed to gas cooking daily could lead to respiratory or lung function problems. Gas cooking consists of propane, or butane, which is flammable. Burning gas cooking releases carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas. The reaction also produces some carbon monoxide. The vapour could evaporate and might be harmful to health. There are many by-products that could be present when gas c...

Journal: :Respiratory Research 2006
Jouni JK Jaakkola Anna A Kosheleva Boris A Katsnelson Sergey V Kuzmin Larissa I Privalova John D Spengler

BACKGROUND Only few studies have assessed the relative impact of prenatal and postnatal exposure to tobacco smoke on the child's later asthma or chronic respiratory symptoms and to our knowledge no studies have elaborated respiratory infections and allergies in this context. OBJECTIVE To assess the effects of prenatal and postnatal exposure to tobacco smoke on respiratory health of Russian sc...

2016
Cristina Renzi Katriina L Whitaker Kelly Winstanley Susanne Cromme Jane Wardle

BACKGROUND Nine out of 10 patients undergoing urgent cancer investigations receive an 'all-clear' diagnosis. AIM A qualitative approach was used to evaluate the impact of investigations that did not result in cancer diagnosis on subsequent symptom attribution and help seeking for recurrent or new possible cancer symptoms. DESIGN AND SETTING A survey of symptoms, help seeking, and past inves...

2017
Melissa M. Higdon Laura L. Hammitt Maria Deloria Knoll Henry C. Baggett W. Abdullah Brooks Stephen R. C. Howie Karen L. Kotloff Orin S. Levine Shabir A. Madhi David R. Murdoch J. Anthony G. Scott Donald M. Thea Amanda J. Driscoll Ruth A. Karron Daniel E. Park Christine Prosperi Scott L. Zeger Katherine L. O’Brien Daniel R. Feikin Katherine L. O’Brien Orin S. Levine Maria Deloria Knoll Daniel R. Feikin Andrea N. DeLuca Amanda J. Driscoll Wei Fu Laura L. Hammitt Melissa M. Higdon E. Wangeci Kagucia Ruth A. Karron Mengying Li Daniel E. Park Christine Prosperi Zhenke Wu Scott L. Zeger Nora L. Watson Jane Crawley David R. Murdoch W. Abdullah Brooks Hubert P. Endtz Khalequ Zaman Doli Goswami Lokman Hossain Yasmin Jahan Hasan Ashraf Stephen R. C. Howie Bernard E. Ebruke Martin Antonio Jessica McLellan Eunice Machuka Arifin Shamsul Syed M.A. Zaman Grant Mackenzie J. Anthony G. Scott Juliet O. Awori Susan C. Morpeth Alice Kamau Sidi Kazungu Karen L. Kotloff Milagritos D. Tapia Samba O. Sow Mamadou Sylla Boubou Tamboura Uma Onwuchekwa Nana Kourouma Aliou Toure Shabir A. Madhi David P. Moore Peter V. Adrian Vicky L. Baillie Locadiah Kuwanda Azwifarwi Mudau Michelle J. Groome Henry C. Baggett Somsak Thamthitiwat Susan A. Maloney Charatdao Bunthi Julia Rhodes Pongpun Sawatwong Pasakorn Akarasewi Donald M. Thea Lawrence Mwananyanda James Chipeta Phil Seidenberg James Mwansa Somwe wa Somwe Geoffrey Kwenda

Many pneumonia etiology case-control studies exclude controls with respiratory illness from enrollment or analyses. Herein we argue that selecting controls regardless of respiratory symptoms provides the least biased estimates of pneumonia etiology. We review 3 reasons investigators may choose to exclude controls with respiratory symptoms in light of epidemiologic principles of control selectio...

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