Relative risk of lung obstruction in relation to PM10 concentration as assessed by pulmonary function tests.
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Summary
A positive relative risk of lung obstruction due to an exposure to high PM(10) emission is shown and a decrease in the number of people with lung obstruction with the length of residence actually indicates that people exposed to high concentrations of PM( 10) become affected by lung obstruction at a lower age.
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- article
- Published
- 2015-01-01
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- 5
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Keywords
COPD, Medicine, Relative risk, Pulmonary function testing, Asthma
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