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Background Asthma is a chronic condition described by inflammation of the airways and lungs. Diesel exhaust (DE) is a major contributor to ambient particulate matter (PM) air pollution. There is rising evidence that PM acts as adjuvant on the immune responses and may lead to augmentation of allergic inflammation [1,2]. We aim to elucidate if DE increases allergen-induced inflammation and cellular immune response in the airways of atopic human subjects.

Co-exposure to allergen and diesel exhaust enhance inflammatory responses in human airway submucosa