Titlebook: New Trends in Allergy IV; Together with Enviro Johannes Ring,Heidrun Behrendt,Dieter Vieluf Conference proceedings 1997 Springer-Verlag Ber

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Significant Variations of Skin Prick Test Results Between Five Fieldworkers in a Multicentre Studyear-olds had a skin prick test (SPT) against six common allergens and serological measurements of specific IgE’s against the same allergens. The children lived in ten different communities of the German, French and Italian speaking parts of Switzerland. SPT was performed by five trained fieldworkers

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Postwar Increase of Allergies in the West, but not in the East of Germany?ce of atopy (specific IgE and skin prick test) in East and West Germany. The same holds true for persons born between 1950 and i960. However, for those born after i960 in the West, atopy increased up to 150% of the postwar rate, while the rate in the East changed only marginally. A clear drifting ap

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Air Pollution as a Risk Factor for Allergy: The East-West German Experiencestern Europe, some groups, being well aware that the pollution with S0. and particles was much higher in the eastern than in the western part of Germany, undertook epidemiological studies to compare the prevalence of airway diseases and allergies in both of these regions (1, 17, 19, 22, 23, 32, 34).

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Exposure to a Combination of 200 ppb Sulphur Dioxide and 400 ppb Nitrogen Dioxide Increases the Airwsignificantly decreased the provocation dose of . allergen required to produce a 20% fall in the forced expiratory volume in 1 s (PD.FEV.) by 60.5±8.1% (. = 0.015), when compared to exposure to air. More recently, we have subjected 13 mild atopic asthmatics for 6 h to a single exposure to air and th

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Acute Effects of Air Pollutants in Asthmaffects of air pollutants has been derived from experimental exposures to sulphur dioxide (S0.), nitrogen dioxide (N0.), and ozone in healthy subjects and subjects with asthma. This short review will focus on some specific results obtained by this approach.

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Influence of Particles and Surfactant on the In Vitro Response of Macrophages to Ozonewn to play an important role in lung responses to pulmonary irritants through alterations in capacity of phagocytizing particles, liberate cytokines or migrate in the alveoli, we investigated the influence of ozone on the cytokine release by bovine (BAM) and human (HAM) alveolar macrophages as well

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Airborne Particles and Allergic Inflammation: Involvement of Eicosanoids, Interleukin 8, and Oxygen rborne particles ≤10 μm (PM.) [1–3]. The toxicological mechanisms underlying these disorders remain largely unidentified. The increased prevalence of allergic diseases has also partially been attributed to an increase in the levels of certain air pollutants [4, 5]. Yet there is still only limited da