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See Latest ArticlesDaycare attendance and risk for respiratory morbidity among young very low birth weight children
Pediatric Pulmonology, 10/22/09
Hagen EW et al. – Attending a daycare center was also associated with higher risk for wheezy chest, cough without a cold, and respiratory medication use. While having BPD was associated with increased risk for respiratory problems, daycare attendance and BPD were not found to be synergistic risk factors for respiratory problems among VLBW children, but acted independently to increase risk. This implies that the increase in risk for respiratory problems associated with daycare attendance may be similar among VLBW children and those of normal birth weight.
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