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Association of Ambient Ozone Exposure with Airway Inflammation and Allergy in Adults with Asthma
Journal of Asthma, 10/30/09
Khatri SB et al. – In adults with asthma but not controls studied during peak ozone season, increasing ozone exposure predicted lower lung function and increased biomarkers of respiratory and systemic inflammation. These associations were enhanced in atopic participants, both with and without asthma. Importantly, the study findings were noted while atmospheric ozone levels were predominantly within the current and revised national air quality standards.
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