Climate change, Extreme weather and Asthma: A trigger for exacerbations? - Amsterdam 2025

Air pollution, climate change and environmental impact of respiratory therapies

Chair(s): Lucile Sese, Rina So

Session type: Poster session

Climate change, Extreme weather and Asthma: A trigger for exacerbations?

Lenda Ben Hmida

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Toxicological assessment of ultrafine particles in central Los Angeles

Constantinos Sioutas

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Inhaled diesel exhaust particles disrupt cardiac autonomic balance and enhance cough reflex via TRPV1 activation in humans

Filippo Liviero

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O2 supplementation thresholds and environmental tradeoffs

Jack Mccarthy

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The lived experience of people with asthma during the extreme heat: A large online Australian survey

Molly Mccausland

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Climate change, Extreme weather and Asthma: A trigger for exacerbations?

Lenda Ben Hmida

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Trends in the mortality burden of lower respiratory infections attributable to non-optimal temperature Globally and in Greece: 1990-2021

Periklis Marnas

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The rising threat of domestic wood burning to Europe's respiratory health: A case study using longitudinal data from England and Wales

Laura Horsfall

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Accuracy and precision of low-cost air quality sensors compared with Federal Equivalent Method monitors.

Sanja Stanojevic

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Assessing cystic fibrosis patient profiles and exposome associations through unsupervised multidimensional phenotyping

Ralph Epaud

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Are we accurately estimating our dose of inhaled air pollution? A scoping review on estimation methods

Laura Delgado Ortiz

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Association between urban greenness, air pollution and pediatric asthma control in industrial and non-Industrial cities

Hung-ling Huang

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Seasonal variation in air pollution induced lung injury: effects on lung and gut microbiome in mice

Yu-syuan Shih

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Formulary optimisation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from inhalers: a retrospective audit of dispensing data

Deirdre Fitzgerald

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Particulate Matter 2.5 Accelerates Fibrosis by Disrupting SERPINE1 Pathway in Small Airway Epithelial Cells

Jihye Bang

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Prescriber attitudes towards prescribing green inhalers in secondary care: A qualitative study

Joseph Marchant

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Carbon footprint of pressurized metered-dose inhalers prescription in France, over 10 years

Jade Mahé

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Premature deaths due to long-term exposure to PM2.5 in Türkiye in the last five years

Merve Erçelik

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Downregulation of CSF3 attenuates the inflammatory responses in animal models exposed to particulate matter (PM)

Eun Suk Son

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Inhaler user awareness of climate implications: a Canadian survey

Stacey J Butler

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Personal air pollution exposure during commuting: insights from wearable sensor

Sara Bernasconi

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