Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Air pollution considerations
Disease area: Paediatric lung diseases



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D. Norback (Uppsala, Sweden), X. Zhang (Taiyuan, China), T. Li (Taiyuan, China), Z. Zhang (Taiyuan, China), L. Yang (Taiyuan, China), X. Chen (Taiyuan, China), Z. Zeng (Xiamen, China), Z. Zhao (Shanghai, China). Early-life home environment related to incidence and remission of wheeze and rhinitis. 1991

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