Source: Annual Congress 2007 - PG24 - GRACE full-day course. From cough to asthma: the role of infection
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M. Mikelsaar (Tartu, Estonia). The evidence for a microbiological role as triggers of exacerbations and modifiers of the natural history of asthma. Annual Congress 2007 - PG24 - GRACE full-day course. From cough to asthma: the role of infection

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