Figures depict the effect on lung function outcomes (A.
forced expiratory volume in 1s (FEV1); B. forced vital
capacity (FVC); and C. forced expiratory flow between 25% and 75%
of vital capacity (FEF25-75)) when all the environmental exposures
(ozone, nitrogen dioxide, particulate matter with median aerodynamic diameter
< 2.5 μm, and < 10μm, organophosphates, carbamates
and methyl bromide) at particular percentiles were compared to all the exposures
at their 50th percentile.
The models were adjusted for age, height, sex, race/ethnicity,
temperature, precipitation, season, BMI, maternal education level, household
income, insurance status, atopy, a measure of asthma severity (based on Global
Initiative for Asthma symptom severity guidelines), smoker currently in home,
and proximity to a major roadway.