探花精选

Milj?faktorer, nutrition och h?lsa – Anna Bergstr?ms forskargrupp

V?r forskning syftar till att ?ka kunskapen om hur milj?- och nutritionsfaktorer p?verkar utvecklingen av allergisjukdomar och andra vanliga folksjukdomar. Vi studerar ?ven h?lsoeffekter av allergisjukdom och Covid-19. Huvuddelen av forskningen genomf?rs i f?delsekohorten BAMSE d?r 4089 barn f?dda i Stockholm 1994-1996 f?ljts under uppv?xten med upprepade fr?geformul?r och kliniska unders?kningar.

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  • Doctoral thesis: 2025
    Zettergren A
  • Article: RHINOLOGY. 2025;63(2):180-189
    Aberg K; Asarnoj A; Georen SK; Cardell LO; Kull I; Bergstrom A; Melen E; Holmstrom M; van Hage M; Westman M
  • Article: BMC PUBLIC HEALTH. 2025;25(1):1330
    Ekstrom S; Mogensen I; Odling M; Georgelis A; Merritt A-S; Bjorkander S; Melen E; Bergstrom A; Kull I
  • Article: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL NUTRITION. 2025;121(3):558-566
    Igra AM; Ekstrom S; Andersson N; Ljungman P; Melen E; Kull I; Riserus U; Bergstrom A
  • Article: THORAX. 2025;:thorax-2024-222417
    Kivisto JE; Protudjer JLP; Ekstrom S; Karjalainen J; Huhtala H; Lehtimaki L; Kull I
  • Article: ACTA PAEDIATRICA. 2025
    Saarimaki L; Kivisto JE; Ojaniemi I; Sintonen H; Huhtala H; Protudjer JLP; Ekstroem S; Kull I; Karjalainen J
  • Journal article: JOURNAL OF FLUIDS ENGINEERING-TRANSACTIONS OF THE ASME. 2025;147(2)
    Ghosh D; Vourakis M; Andersson N; Etemad S
  • Preprint: MEDRXIV. 2025
    Dahl L; Bendes A; ?lvez MB; Albrecht V; Aghelpasand H; Bj?rkander S; Merid SK; Mezger A; K?ller M; Fredolini C; Naluai ?T; Beck O; Melén E; Bauer S; Gisslén M; Roxhed N; Schwenk JM
  • Article: JOURNAL OF THE EUROPEAN ACADEMY OF DERMATOLOGY AND VENEREOLOGY. 2025;39(1):145-153
    Carmanius PL; Lundin S; Odling M; Kimland E; Ballardini N; Melen E; Bergstrom A; Dahlen E
  • Article: EUROPEAN RESPIRATORY JOURNAL. 2025;65(1):2400298
    Wang G; Hallberg J; Merid SK; Kumar A; Klevebro S; Habchi B; Chaleckis R; Wheelock CE; Hernandez-Pacheco N; Ekstrom S; Janson C; Kull I; Bergstrom A; Melen E
  • Letter: ALLERGY. 2024;79(12):3542-3545
    Saarimaeki L; Ekstroem S; Protudjer JLP; Huhtala H; Karjalainen J; Kull I; Kivistoe JE
  • Article: NICOTINE & TOBACCO RESEARCH. 2024;:ntae267
    Zettergren A; Andersson N; Pershagen G; Lindh C; Georgelis A; Kull I; Melen E; Ekstrom S; Ljungman P; Bergstrom A
  • Article: BJPSYCH OPEN. 2024;10(6):e202
    Wang G; Hallberg J; Hernandez-Pacheco N; Ekstrom S; Vercalsteren E; Brew BK; Almqvist C; Janson C; Kull I; Bergstrom A; Melen E; Lu D
  • Article: BMC MEDICINE. 2024;22(1):510
    Wang G; Wei D; Merid SK; Ekstrom S; Klevebro S; Hernandez-Pacheco N; Bjorkander S; Ljungman P; Kull I; Schwenk JM; Bergstrom A; Melen E
  • Article: SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 2024;52(7):829-837
    Lorentzen JC; Georgellis A; Albin M; Jonsson M
  • Article: JOURNAL OF ALLERGY AND CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY: GLOBAL. 2024;3(4):100332
    ?dling M; Andersson N; Ekstr?m S; Roxhed N; Schwenk JM; Bj?rkander S; Bergstr?m A; Melén E; Kull I
  • Article: ERJ OPEN RESEARCH. 2024;10(6):469-2024
    Koefoed HJL; Ullah A; Hallberg J; Merid SK; Kere MM; Lowe L; Simpson A; Murray CS; Gehring U; Vermeulen R; Kull I; Bergstrom A; Vonk JM; Custovic A; Melen E; Koppelman GH
  • Article: JOURNAL OF PEDIATRIC NURSING-NURSING CARE OF CHILDREN & FAMILIES. 2024;79:100-106
    Lovquist A; Turesson A; Protudjer JLP; Zelander CF; Jonsson M
  • Article: PEDIATRIC ALLERGY AND IMMUNOLOGY. 2024;35(11):e70001
    Ekstrom S; Sdona E; Klevebro S; Westman M; van Hage M; Georgelis A; Kull I; Melen E; Riserus U; Bergstrom A
  • Article: ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN THORACIC SOCIETY. 2024;21(10):1432-1440
    Yu Z; Merid SK; Bellander T; Bergstrom A; Eneroth K; Merritt A-S; Odling M; Kull I; Ljungman P; Klevebro S; Stafoggia M; Janson C; Wang G; Pershagen G; Melen E; Gruzieva O
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Bes?ksadress

探花精选, Institute of Environmental Medicine, Nobels v?g 13, Solna, Sweden

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探花精选, Institute of Environmental Medicine, Box 210, Stockholm, SE-17177, Sweden

Projekt

From fetal life to early adulthood: tobacco exposure, nutrition and health

Tobacco exposure and diet are important determinants of health. Still, we need to better understand how exposure in fetal life, childhood and adolescence influence health in adulthood. The proposed project will investigate the role of secondhand smoke exposure, cigarette smoking, snus consumption, diet and overweight for respiratory, allergic and cardiovascular outcomes during the first 24 years of life. The research is conducted within a prospective population-based cohort (BAMSE) where 4,089 males and females have been followed repeatedly from infancy. Extensive information on exposures and outcomes are available from questionnaires, clinical examinations and blood samples. The proposed project builds on and extends recent findings from my research group. The project will contribute to the understanding of how tobacco exposure, diet and obesity influence health outcomes in early adulthood, and possibly provide a basis for disease prevention efforts.

Finansiering

  • Vetenskapsr?det
  • Forte, Forskningsr?det f?r h?lsa, arbetsliv och v?lf?rd
  • Region Stockholm (AFL)
  • 探花精选 (KID) 

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Anna Bergstr?m

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+46852487456

Can asthma and atopic dermatitis in childhood influence the risk of cardiometabolic conditions in early adulthood?

Allergic diseases such as asthma, atopic dermatitis and rhinitis are the most common non-communicable diseases in childhood. Allergic diseases and their multimorbidity in childhood are often associated with further respiratory problems in adult life, such as lower lung function and higher risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). In addition, increasing body of literature also suggest that allergic diseases may also influence the development of other non-communicable diseases, for example cardiovascular and metabolic conditions (e.g. obesity, high blood pressure and elevated blood lipids). However, prospective studies ranging from childhood to adulthood and with detailed phenotyping of allergic diseases are needed to better understand these potential associations. The objective of the proposed project is to examine if childhood asthma and atopic dermatitis influence the risk of cardiovascular and metabolic conditions detectable already in early adulthood. The project will be conducted within a prospective population-based cohort (BAMSE) where 4,089 males and females have been followed from infancy.

In the short term, our research will contribute to new knowledge on how childhood asthma and atopic dermatitis may influence the risk of cardiovascular and metabolic conditions in early adulthood. In the long term, our results may have important implications for the treatment standards of children with asthma and atopic dermatitis and thereby contribute to the prevention of cardiometabolic conditions.

Finansiering

  • Astma- och allergif?rbundet

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Anna Bergstr?m

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+46852487456

COVID-19 in young adults; risk factors, immunity and long-term health consequences

In this project, we perform  COVID-19 focused follow-ups of participants in our longitudinal, population-based birth cohort BAMSE (born 1994-96) including repeated serology analyses of coronavirus immunity, risk factor assessment, elucidations of underlying genetic and immunological factor, and new assessment of lung function and cardiometabolic markers to evaluate long term pulmonary and cardiometabolic effects. In the BAMSE study, we have a unique opportunity to study both short-term and long-term health consequences of coronavirus infection, thanks to our rich, longitudinal database and biobank, to evaluate key risk factors and health consequences of coronavirus infection.

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  • 探花精选
  • Vetenskapsr?det

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Anna Bergstr?m

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Sandra Ekstr?m

Postdoktor;Anknuten till Forskning
Nyckelord:
Allergi och immunologi Arbetsmedicin och milj?medicin Astma Epidemiologi Epidemiologi Visa alla
Anna Persson
2025-03-25