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Baltimore nonprofit finds that high-poverty housing exacerbates asthma in children

"There were 123 children enrolled in the study between the ages of five and 17 and all of those children were asthmatic," Baltimore Regional Housing Partnership Managing Director Operations and Program Evaluation Pete Cimbolic said.

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Moving Away From Distressed Neighborhoods Improves Asthma Exacerbations in Children Living in Baltimore, Study Finds

Children with severe asthma who moved to better-resourced neighborhoods in Baltimore showed improvement of symptoms, according to a recent study.

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Study: Baltimore children moved from high-poverty to low-poverty areas saw their asthma improve

Study: Baltimore children moved from high-poverty to low-poverty areas saw their asthma improve
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Housing Mobility Program Transforms Asthma Management in Children

Relocation led to a reduction in asthma exacerbations, exceeding the effect of inhaled corticosteroids, and was similar to biologic agents.

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Children who move out of distressed neighborhoods see improved asthma outcomes

Children with asthma who moved from distressed neighborhoods and into low-poverty neighborhoods experienced significant improvements in symptom days and exacerbations, according to a study published in JAMA. Based on these findings, programs that counter housing discrimination may reduce asthma morbidity, Elizabeth C. Matsui, MD, MHS, professor of population health, Dell Medical School at the

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