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Asthma: From childhood to adulthood
2004
Indian Journal of Critical Care Medicine
Parents often want to know how long asthma will persist in their children. In a longitudinal, population based study from New Zealand, children were enrolled shortly after birth, and they or their parents were surveyed about respiratory events from ages 9 to 26 years. Subjects were also tested for atopy, hyperresponsiveness to methacholine, and responsiveness to bronchodilators at various times. Of 613 subjects who responded to all surveys, 51.4% had reported wheezing on at least two surveys by
doi:10.5005/ijccm-8-1-46
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