Gilliland et al., 2003 [45]
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Not overweight: ≤85th% vs. Overweight: >85th%;
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New-onset physician diagnosed Asthma (child-report)
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Age, sex, race, health insurance, community, parental history of asthma/allergies, birth weight, humidifier use, wheeze, allergy, team sports participation, smoking, household ETS, household pets and pests, puberty, and lung function
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Sex
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Cox proportional hazards
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Not obese: ≤95th% vs. obese: >95th%
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Gold et al., 2003 [46]
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BMI by Z-score
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New-onset doctor diagnosed Asthma with wheeze (parental-report)
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Maternal smoking, air conditioner use, city of residence, child’s exact age, parental education level, single-parent household, only child status, and race
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Sex, race, maternal smoking, age
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Cox proportional hazards from BMI Z-score modeled as a time-dependent variable
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BMI by Quintile
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annual updated BMI Z-scores included as a time-dependent variable
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Mamun et al., 2007 [47]
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BMI by Z-score at age 5 and 14 years
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Asthma at ages 5 years (maternal-report) and age 14 years (self-report)
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Sex
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One-way ANOVA and F-test used for association between BMI and asthma; logistic regression
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Mannino et al., 2006 [48]
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Underweight: <25th%
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New-onset asthma that limited child’s activity or required the use of medication or frequent attention from a doctor (parental-report)
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Race/ethnicity, sex, poverty status, birthweight, and prenatal maternal smoking
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Sex
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Cox proportional hazards models
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Normal weight: 25th-84th%
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Overweight/obese: ≥85th%
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Zhang et al., 2010 [49]
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Age 3 years:
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Incident asthma at age 6 years
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Breast-feeding, sex, self-reported maternal asthma, dog and cat in household at birth, smoke exposure, day care attendance, having older children in household, and wheezing with rhinovirus infection.
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Asthma at 6 years old, asthma at 8 years old
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Logistic regression
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Low weight: <15th%
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Average weight: 15th-84th%
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High weight: >85th%
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Age 5 years:
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Incident asthma at age 8 years
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Low weight: <15th%
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Average weight: 15th-84th%
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High weight: >85th%
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Ho et al., 2011 [50]
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Underweight
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New-onset physician diagnosed Asthma (self-report and parental-report)
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Exercise, parental asthma, parental education, breastfeeding, air-conditioning usage, cigarette smoking, ETS, pet(s), and fungus/mold in the home
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Sex
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Mantel-Haenszel chi-square; Multivariable logistic regression
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Normal weight
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Overweight
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Obese
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