Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Occupational rhinitis and asthma



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S. Chaima (Sousse, Tunisia), M. Maher (Sousse, Tunisia), A. Sana (Sousse, Tunisia), H. Walaa (Sousse, Tunisia), K. Imen (Sousse, Tunisia), B. Noura (Sousse, Tunisia), C. Asma (Sousse, Tunisia), A. Asma (Sousse, Tunisia), B. Aicha (Sousse, Tunisia), K. Houda (Sousse, Tunisia), E. Olfa (Sousse, Tunisia), C. Souhail (Sousse, Tunisia), M. Nejib (Sousse, Tunisia). Association between contact with animals during childhood and occupational asthma.. 1909

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