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Home / Brief Research Summaries / Adolescent Asthma Symptoms and Pulp and Paper Mills / What was done?

What was done?

This study looks at wheezing reported by children ages 12 – 14 in relation to their schools’ exposure to pollution from pulp and paper mills.  Researchers looked at information about the kids’ health, such as exposure to tobacco smoke, how close their schools were to paper mills, and whether paper mill odors were reported by school staff.  The study included 266 North Carolina schools and 64,432 students.

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