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Is lung function a determinant of cognitive ability in children An analysis of a British birth cohort
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Organisation name
University of Bristol
Organisation sector
Academic Institute
Applicant name(s)
James DoddRaquel GranellJack Grenville
Safe Projects
Project ID
B3780
Lay summary
Multiple studies have found an association between decline in lung function and cognitive ability in later life such as memory and problem solving, but the relationship in childhood remains unknown. If an independent association between lung function and cognitive ability can be identified, the possibility arises that interventions to reduce pre-birth or early life risk factors for poor lung function could improve children’s life chances.
Public benefit statement
Improve our understanding of 2 of the word's leading long term condition of chronic lung disease and cognitive dysfunction.
Latest approval date
17/05/2021