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Asthma epidemiology: longitudinal and cross-sectional studies
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The association of exposure to tobacco smoke and animals with asthma in Mongolia
A. Viinanen, S. Munhbayarlah, T. Zevgee, T. Tseregmaa, L. Narantsetseg, T. Naidansuren, T. Lkhagwasuren, M. Koskenvuo, H. Helenius, E. O. Terho (Turku, Finland; Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia)
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Annual Congress 2004 - Asthma epidemiology: longitudinal and cross-sectional studies
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Asthma epidemiology: longitudinal and cross-sectional studies
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Airway diseases
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