Researchers test if summer air makes asthma worse
NCT ID NCT04109807
Summary
This study aims to understand how breathing low levels of ozone, similar to a typical summer day, affects lung function and causes inflammation in adults with mild asthma. Participants with mild asthma will be exposed to clean air and low-level ozone on separate occasions while doing normal daily activities. The goal is to gather knowledge about how everyday air pollution impacts people with asthma, not to test a treatment.
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University of North Carolina CEMALB
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 27599, United States
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