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September 18, 2025ERJ Open ResearchOpen Access

Parental smoke exposure before age 15 and offspring asthma trajectories from ages 7 to 53

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Analysis shows parental passive smoke exposure correlates with Early-Onset Adult-Remitting asthma, indicating potential long-term risks.

Parental passive smoke exposure before age 15 significantly correlates with Early-Onset Adult-Remitting asthma in offspring.
Maternal exposure combined with childhood passive smoke heightens the risk of developing asthma trajectories.
Multinomial logistic regressions reveal that parental smoking behaviors and childhood respiratory illnesses mediate asthma risks.
The findings indicate potential for reduced asthma risks in future generations if parents avoid smoking around children.

Liu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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