Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Workplace and outdoor air quality: from sensitisation to social media
Disease area: Airway diseases



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A. Alruwaily (New York, United States of America), A. Sood (New York, United States of America), R. de la Hoz (New York, United States of America), X. Liu (New York, United States of America), J. Doucette (New York, United States of America), Y. Jeon (New York, United States of America), J. Celedón (Pittsburgh, United States of America). Change in body mass index and expiratory flow in World Trade Center workers. 3848

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