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DISCUSSION OF RESULTS

6.6. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS AND RESPIRATORY SYMPTOMS Housing conditions were favourable in the two districts. 54 percent of the children lived in a one-family house. Only 0.4 per cent of the houses were designated as inadequate. The proportion of houses containing one or several damp rooms was 10 percent. 62 percent of the children had their own bedroom, 32 percent shared their bedroom with one child, 6 percent shared it with two or more children. 71 percent of the families kept pets. There existed no relationship between respiratory symptoms and the occupation of the father, the housing conditions except bedroom shared with two or more, and the presence of pets in the family.