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CellWell record HH-488459

Pool Chlorination By-Products and Airway Hyperresponsiveness in Swimmers: Pathomechanism, Pulmonary Diagnostics and Preventive Management -- A Narrative Synthesis of Evidence Published Since 2020

Aleksandra Pacek; Jakub Bryl; Wioleta Pluta; Aleksandra Plewa-Kijak; Roksana Milaniuk; Aleksandra Drzewiecka; Beata Surówka; Szymon Daniszewski; Izabela Czerny; Krzysztof Talarowski; Piotr Tylec; Arkadiusz Ściubak

Quality in Sport · 2026

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A 2026 narrative review of studies since 2020 summarized meta-analyses placing lower airway dysfunction at 39.9% in aquatic athletes versus 21.8% across athletes, linked to mixed osmotic and chemical stress.

Evidence
Emerging
Design
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