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The focus of the University of Southern California (USC) Children''s Environmental Health Center is to develop a better understanding of how host susceptibility and environmental exposures contribute to children''s respiratory disease. This research will provide health and environmental officials with a variety of useful intervention tools. USC intends to investigate the relationship between environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) and asthma in children. This project will determine the biological mechanisms by which ETS alters normal allergic responses in children.

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CECEHDPR - University of Southern California

Center Research Projects:

R826708C001 - Asthma in Children: A Community-based Intervention Project

R826708C002 - Children's Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke: Changes in Allergic Response

R826708C003 - Respiratory Disease and Prevention Center

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