The Effect of Active Smoking and Second-hand Smoke on Wheezing and Asthma among Korean Adolescents

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doi:10.15709/hswr.2012.32.4.605

healthandsocialwelfarereview

2012

DOI: 10.15709/hswr.2012.32.4.605

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The Effect of Active Smoking and Second-hand Smoke on Wheezing and Asthma among Korean Adolescents

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Associations Between Household Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Health Problems Among Non-Smoking Adolescents in the Republic of Korea

Park

2017

J Primary Prevent

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This study examined the association between household secondhand smoke exposure (HSHSE) and health status among non-smoking adolescents in Korea using two subsamples obtained from nationally representative cross-sectional secondary data: males (n = 25,653) and females (n = 31,187). Two self-reported HSHSE measures included exposure to household secondhand smoke during the week before the survey (yes or no) and number of days of HSHSE (1-7 days); and five self-reported health problems included asthma, perceived stress, depression, suicidal ideation, and self-rated health. For each subsample, this study performed (1) multivariate logistic regressions to examine HSHSE effects on asthma, depression, and suicidal ideation; and (2) multiple linear regressions to examine HSHSE effects on perceived stress and self-rated health. The rate and number of days of HSHSE were significantly higher among females (30.1% and 3.4 days) than among males (25.9% and 3.1 days). In both subsamples, HSHSE was associated with all five health problems (ORs 1.15-1.32; βs: 0.04-0.14). An increase in the number of days of HSHSE was positively associated with (1) greater perceived stress and poorer self-rated health in both subsamples (βs: 0.01-0.04), and (2) greater odds of asthma, depression, and suicidal ideation in the female subsample (ORs 1.03-1.12). Given the findings related to the strong associations (1) between HSHSE and physical, mental, and general health problems; and (2) between days of HSHSE and a greater number of health problems in females, health professionals should actively implement interventions that encourage adult smokers to stop smoking in their homes.

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Associations Between Household Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Health Problems Among Non-Smoking Adolescents in the Republic of Korea

Park

2017

J Primary Prevent

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Concentration and diversity of airborne fungi in the air of asthma patient houses in spring season

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Fungal diversity in the indoor air during spring and autumn in the houses of asthma patients

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Kim²,

Kim³

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The Effect of Active Smoking and Second-hand Smoke on Wheezing and Asthma among Korean Adolescents

Cited by 5 publications

References 14 publications

Associations Between Household Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Health Problems Among Non-Smoking Adolescents in the Republic of Korea

Associations Between Household Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Health Problems Among Non-Smoking Adolescents in the Republic of Korea

Concentration and diversity of airborne fungi in the air of asthma patient houses in spring season

Fungal diversity in the indoor air during spring and autumn in the houses of asthma patients

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