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Table 1 Cumulative incidence of respiratory infection and symptoms during the first year and use of gas cooker

From: Prenatal exposure to cooking gas and respiratory health in infants is modified by tobacco smoke exposure and diet in the INMA birth cohort study

 

Study population

 

Overall (n = 2003)

Asturias (n = 228)

Gipuzkoa (n = 527)

Sabadell (n = 544)

Valencia (n = 704)

Respiratory outcomes

N

%

N

%

N

%

N

%

N

%

LRTI

731

36.6

105

46.3

205

38.9

217

40.0

204

29.0

Wheezing

693

34.6

125

54.8

189

35.9

198

36.5

181

25.7

Cough

302

15.5

38

17.8

120

22.9

90

17.5

54

7.7

Otitis

620

31.2

81

36.2

189

36.0

178

33.2

172

24.4

Chestiness

939

47.4

149

68.3

175

33.5

319

59.1

296

42.2

Exposure to gas cooker

912

45.5

43

18.9

82

15.6

333

61.2

454

64.5