AI Article Synopsis
- A study in a California healthcare system revealed that the risk of developing asthma during childhood varies among different Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander groups.
- Young Filipino/a, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, and South Asian children had a higher incidence of asthma compared to non-Hispanic White children.
- In contrast, Chinese and Japanese children showed similar asthma rates to those of non-Hispanic White children.
Article Abstract
Incident childhood asthma risk has not been examined among diverse Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander subgroups. In a large California healthcare system, incident asthma was higher among young Filipino/a, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, and South Asian children compared with non-Hispanic White children, whereas Chinese and Japanese children were similar.
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