Remission and Persistence of Asthma Followed From 7 to 19 Years of Age
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Summary
The probability of remission of childhood asthma from age 7- to 8-years to age 19 years was largely determined by sensitization status, particularly sensitization to animals, asthma severity, and female gender, factors all inversely related to remission.
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- dissertation
- Published
- 2013-08-01
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- 71
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Keywords
Forestry, Geography, Humanities, Art
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