Source: International Congress 2018 – Paediatric asthma: prevention, diagnosis and treatment
Disease area: Paediatric lung diseases



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X. Liu (Aarhus, Denmark), K. Madsen (Aarhus, Denmark), C. Sejbæk (Copenhagen, Denmark), H. Kolstad (Aarhus, Denmark), J. Olsen (Aarhus, Denmark), K. Hougaard (Copenhagen, Denmark), K. Hansen (Copenhagen, Denmark), N. Andersson (Copenhagen, Denmark), R. Rugulies (Copenhagen, Denmark), V. Schlünssen (Copenhagen, Denmark). Prenatal exposure to negative life events and job stress and asthma risk. 335

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