RecruitingACTRN12605000334606
Does obesity increase the risk of developing asthma?
Obesity, Inflammation and Asthma - Is there an inter-relationship?
Sponsor
Univestiry of Otago
Enrollment
80 participants
Start Date
Apr 1, 2005
Study Type
Observational
Conditions
Eligibility
Sex: Females
Inclusion Criteria1
- Obese women BMI>32, Non-obese women BMI<25, asthma as defined by ATS.
Exclusion Criteria1
- Men, Smokers, Subjects on oral steroids and those on inhaled steroids will have them withdrawn, pregnancy, breast feeding, hormonal replacement or contracteption, non-asthmatics with a exhaled nitric oxide >30 or atopy to skin prick testing.
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Interventions
Non-interventional observational study
Non-interventional observational study
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