Risk of Childhood Asthma Linked to Racial Isolation

Black children in the US are twice as likely as other children to develop asthma. But why black children are much more likely than other children to suffer from asthma? Persistent residential segregation, which traps minority children in unhealthy, polluted neighborhoods might be the reason, suggests a new study by Princeton University.

Risk of Childhood Asthma Linked To Racial Disparity
- Location of residence near highway
- Increased exposure to air pollution

Unhealthy Isolated Neighborhood may Increase Risk of Childhood Asthma

Exposure to polluted neighborhood and isolation of the residence increases the likelihood of childhood asthma in minority children. Read More

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Risk of Childhood Asthma Linked to Racial Isolation

Unhealthy Isolated Neighborhood may Increase Risk of Childhood Asthma

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