Pollutants and climatic conditions related to the childhood asthma and atopic dermatitis

Indoor, outdoor pollutants and climatic conditions in the growing environment can develop childhood asthma atopic dermatitis. Therefore, it is important to identify environmental burden of community on risk To clarify relationship between regional prevalence rate dermatitis among first grade elementary school students preschool indoor such as smoking rate, photochemical oxidants concentration, ambient temperature relative humidity, multiple linear regression analysis was performed. Stepwise with objective variable, oxidants, humidity explanatory variables, revealed that were significant independent variables. This result suggests tobacco smoke a factor for non-atopic rather than asthma. variable. Present study smoke, may be associated development