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



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P. Henneberger (Morgantown, United States of America), S. Rollins (Morgantown, United States of America), M. Humann (Morgantown, United States of America), X. Liang (Morgantown, United States of America), F. Su (Morgantown, United States of America), A. Stefaniak (Morgantown, United States of America), R. Lebouf (Morgantown, United States of America), M. Stanton (Morgantown, United States of America), A. Virji (Morgantown, United States of America). Workplace mold odor and renovations and the exacerbation of asthma in healthcare workers. 2001

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