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. 2021 Mar 30;204(7):776–787. doi: 10.1164/rccm.202010-3763OC

Table 1.

Characteristics of Selected Participants at Baseline (Childhood [Aged 5–12 yr]) (N = 682)

Age, yr 8.7 (2.0)
Sex, M 59.8
Ethnicity  
 White 67.7
 Black 15.2
 Hispanic 9.2
 Other 7.8
Body mass index percentile 66th (28th)
Duration of asthma, yr 4.7 (2.6)
Age at symptom onset, yr 3.2 (2.5)
Age at M.D. diagnosis, yr 4.0 (2.6)
At least one positive skin test 87.4
Sensitized and exposed* to indoor allergens 81.7
Eczema 28.9
Hay fever 52.6
Food allergy 18.0
Parental asthma 43.1
Treatment group assignment in CAMP  
 Budesonide 29.8
 Nedocromil 29.6
 Placebo 40.6

Definition of abbreviations: CAMP = Childhood Asthma Management Program; M.D. = Doctor of Medicine.

Data are presented as a percentage or as the mean (SD).

*

The criteria for significant allergen exposure are as follows: cat allergen concentration >8,000 ng/g or cat allowed inside the home; dog allergen concentration >10,000 ng/g or dog allowed inside the home; mite allergen concentration >2,000 ng/g; cockroach allergen concentration >2 U/g or cockroaches in the home; and >25,000 mold colonies or mold on any surface of the home.

Refers to original treatment group assignment from the Childhood Asthma Management Program Research Group (see Reference 15).