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S32 Childhood Wheeze Phenotypes Can Be Usefully Sub-Classified Using Longitudinal Lung Function and Atopic Sensitisation Data. Evidence from the Southampton Women’s Survey
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Collins S, Pike K, Inskip H, et al
S32 Childhood Wheeze Phenotypes Can Be Usefully Sub-Classified Using Longitudinal Lung Function and Atopic Sensitisation Data. Evidence from the Southampton Women’s Survey
Thorax 2012;67:A18.