FOUR-YEAR INCIDENCE OF ALLERGIC SENSITIZATION AMONG SCHOOLCHILDREN IN A COMMUNITY WHERE ALLERGY TO CAT AND DOG DOMINATES SENSITIZATION: REPORT FROM THE OBSTRUCTIVE LUNG DISEASE IN NORTHERN SWEDEN STUDY GROUP
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Summary
The incidence of type 1 sensitization during a 4-year period among schoolchildren in northern Sweden (a dust mite- and cockroach-free environment) and the risk factors for sensitization, including cat and dog ownership are evaluated.
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- 2004-08-01
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Medicine, Sensitization, Incidence (geometry), Allergy, Disease
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