Respiratory symptoms and atopy in children in Aberdeen: questionnaire studies of a defined school population repeated over 35 years
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Summary
The view that the recent increases in childhood asthma are explained by changing diagnostic fashion as well as changes in underlying symptoms is supported.
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- article
- Published
- 2004-06-24
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- 143
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- Open access
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Keywords
Political science
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