Airway diseases
Respiratory critical care
Sleep and breathing disorders
E-poster
Asthma burden and management I
Aims : This session is built from abstracts published on the ERS Congress platform from 23 August, in an e-poster pdf format with a 3-minute audio narration. Participants and chairs of the session are invited to access all e-posters from 23 August to 4 September prior to the 1-hour live, online discussion scheduled from September 5-7. Please note that during live discussion there will be NO e-poster/abstract presentations, only discussion.
This session includes the Best Abstract for Assembly 6 - Epidemiology and Environment, entitled "Protection from childhood hay fever in farm environment”
Methods :
Epidemiology, Cell and molecular biology, General respiratory patient care, Public health, Physiology, Pulmonary function testing
Recurrent pregnancy loss and asthma: A nationwide study
C. Tidemandsen(Hvidovre, Denmark)
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1
Late Breaking Abstract - Cardiovascular risk and COPD in a population-based study
S. Krishnan(Montreal, Canada)
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2
Late Breaking Abstract - Low lung function, sudden cardiac death and non-fatal coronary events in the general population
S. Zaigham(Malmö, Sweden)
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3
Among respiratory symptoms, wheeze associates most strongly with impaired lung function in adults with asthma - A long-term prospective cohort study
N. Bermudez Baron(Luleå, Sweden)
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4
Whispers of change in childhood asthma: findings in the French ELFE cohort
S. Khan(BORDEAUX Cedex, France)
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5
Influence of farm environment on asthma during the life-course: a population-based birth cohort study in Northern Finland
M. Kantomaa(Oulu, Finland)
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6
Is breathlessness hereditary? Analysis of the RHINESSA generation study
M. Ekström(Lund, Sweden)
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7
Association of asthma diagnosis with chronic airflow obstruction: a multi-site cross-sectional study
O. Mulhern(London, United Kingdom)
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8
Hospitalizations for asthma in men and women – data analysis from 2014-2017.
M. Maskey-Warzęchowska(Warsaw, Poland)
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9
Risk factors and biomarkers of low lung function in early adulthood in the Lifelines study
N. Olvera Ocaña(Barcelona, Spain)
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10
Protection from childhood hay fever in farm environment
S. Pechlivanis(Munich, Germany)
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11
Associations between TARC/TSLP with asthma characteristics in adults: the EGEA study
B. IBRAHIM(PARIS, France)
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12
Preventing future asthma deaths
C. Reynolds(London, United Kingdom)
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13
Income inequalities in asthma and bronchitis in northern Sweden: changes over a 20-year period
H. Backman(Lulea, Sweden)
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14
Asthma onset and persistence associate differently to adult lung function depending on sex
I. Mogensen(Skarpnäck, Stockholm, Sweden)
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15
Socioeconomic status, lifestyle factors and asthma prevalence. Results from a population-based study in Sweden.
A. Molarius(Karlstad, Sweden)
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16
Association between nonalcoholic fatty liver disease and the incidence of asthma in adults: Results from the Korean National Health Insurance Service-National Sample Cohort (NHIS-NSC) database
S. Yoon(Sejong-si, Republic of Korea)
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17
Factors affecting patients’ decision to adjust treatment; secondary analysis of a randomised trial of treatment optimisation in patients with severe asthma
L. Heaney(Belfast (Belfast), United Kingdom)
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18
Non-adherence and sub-optimal treatment with asthma medications in young adults: a population-based cohort study
E. Dahlén(Uppsala, Sweden)
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19
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