Evaluating the associations of race, ethnicity, and food allergens in the development of childhood asthma: Re-analysis of publicly available retrospective cross-sectional cohort data
Abstract:Asthma is among the most prevalent chronic diseases affecting children worldwide. Sociodemographic factors, such as race and ethnicity, as well as food allergens and their association with asthma, have been extensively studied in an individual manner. Less is known about how food allergens can influence the effect of sociodemographic factors on childhood asthma prevalence. In this study, we re-analyzed a publicly available retrospective cross-sectional cohort dataset of childhood asthma. Multiple logistic regr… Show more
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