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Does traffic-related air pollution explain associations of aircraft and road traffic noise exposure on children's health and cognition? A secondary analysis of the United Kingdom sample from the RANCH project

机译:与交通有关的空气污染是否可以解释飞机和道路交通噪声暴露与儿童健康和认知的关系?对来自RANCH项目的英国样本的二次分析

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The authors examined whether air pollution at school (nitrogen dioxide) is associated with poorer child cognition and health and whether adjustment for air pollution explains or moderates previously observed associations between aircraft and road traffic noise at school and children's cognition in the 20012003 Road Traffic and Aircraft Noise Exposure and Children's Cognition and Health (RANCH) project. This secondary analysis of a subsample of the United Kingdom RANCH sample examined 719 children who were 910 years of age from 22 schools around London's Heathrow airport for whom air pollution data were available. Data were analyzed using multilevel modeling. Air pollution exposure levels at school were moderate, were not associated with a range of cognitive and health outcomes, and did not account for or moderate associations between noise exposure and cognition. Aircraft noise exposure at school was significantly associated with poorer recognition memory and conceptual recall memory after adjustment for nitrogen dioxide levels. Aircraft noise exposure was also associated with poorer reading comprehension and information recall memory after adjustment for nitrogen dioxide levels. Road traffic noise was not associated with cognition or health before or after adjustment for air pollution. Moderate levels of air pollution do not appear to confound associations of noise on cognition and health, but further studies of higher air pollution levels are needed.
机译:作者研究了学校空气污染(二氧化氮)是否与较差的儿童认知和健康相关,以及对空气污染的调整是否解释或缓和了先前观察到的航空器与学校道路交通噪声之间的关联以及在20012003年道路交通和飞机中对儿童认知的关系。噪声暴露与儿童的认知与健康(RANCH)项目。对英国RANCH样本的子样本的二次分析对来自伦敦希思罗机场附近22所学校的910岁的910岁儿童进行了空气污染数据检测。使用多级建模分析数据。学校的空气污染暴露水平为中等水平,与一系列认知和健康结果无关,并且没有解释噪声暴露与认知之间的关联或中等关联。调整二氧化氮含量后,学校飞机暴露于噪声与识别记忆和概念召回记忆较差有关。调整二氧化氮含量后,飞机噪声暴露还与较差的阅读理解和信息回忆记忆有关。在调整空气污染之前或之后,道路交通噪音与认知或健康无关。中等水平的空气污染似乎不会混淆噪声与认知和健康之间的联系,但是需要对更高的空气污染水平进行进一步的研究。

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