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See Latest ArticlesSwimming pool attendance and risk of asthma and allergic symptoms in children
European Respiratory Journal , 05/15/09
Font-Ribera L et al. - Swimming pool attendance in Spanish children was associated with slightly less upper and lower respiratory tract symptoms and with more eczema. Longitudinal studies are required to confirm these findings and avoid potential reverse causation.
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