Secondhand smoke is an important modifiable risk factor in sickle cell disease: A review of the current literature and areas for future research

Keyphrases

• Sickle Cell Disease 100%
• Secondhand Smoke 100%
• Modifiable Risk Factors 100%
• Tobacco Smoke Exposure 42%
• Pulmonary Function Abnormalities 28%
• Autosomal Recessive 14%
• Hospitalization 14%
• End-organ Damage 14%
• All Ages 14%
• Emergency Department Visits 14%
• Secondhand Smoke Exposure 14%
• Disease Morbidity 14%
• Hemoglobinopathies 14%
• Vaso-occlusion 14%
• Acute Chest Syndrome 14%
• Gap Current 14%
• Chronic Hemolytic Anemia 14%
• Vaso-occlusive Crisis 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Passive Smoking 100%
• Sickle-Cell Disease 100%
• Morbidity 42%
• Lung Function 28%
• End Organ Damage 14%
• Emergency Department 14%
• Hemolytic Anemia 14%
• Autosomal Recessive Inheritance 14%
• Hemoglobinopathy 14%
• Acute Chest Syndrome 14%
• Adolescent Smoking 14%