Airway diseases
Paediatric respiratory diseases
Symposium
Dangers in the air we breathe
Translational
Aims : to present recent scientific highlights about the effects of airborne pollution factors, especially allergens, diesel exhaust particles, microplastics and microtextiles, on the lungs; to compare their effects in children and adults; to discuss the biology of allergen-induced lung disease; to describe biological sex differences in response to exposure to these factors. The dangers of airborne environmental factors to the human lung are of great and diverse interest due to the current strong international focus on climate change and air pollution.
Target audience :
Adult pulmonologist/Clinician, Clinical researcher, General practitioner, Medical Student, Paediatrician, Scientist (basic, translational)
Methods :
Cell and molecular biology, Epidemiology, Public health
09:30
Overview of environmental factors affecting allergic airway disease
C. Akdis(Davos, Switzerland)
COI
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Description
1
2173
09:45
Smoke, smog and aeroallergens: effects on children and adults
M. Rice(Boston, United States)
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Description
2
2174
10:00
Microplastics and microfibres in the air we breathe
B. Melgert(Groningen, Netherlands)
COI
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Description
3
2175
10:15
Effects of inhaled diesel exhaust particles on airway inflammation
N. Mookherjee(Winnipeg (MB), Canada)
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Description
4
2176
10:30
Discussion and Q&A
5
2177
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