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Is obesity a risk factor for childhood asthma?

Von Kries et al., 2001

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7711488839961563442
Author
Von Kries R
Hermann M
Grunert V
Von Mutius E
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Allergy

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Background: In adolescents and adults, an association between obesity and asthma was found in females. Does this sex‐specific association already exist in young children? Methods: Questionnaire data on 9357 5‐and 6‐year‐old German children were collected in …
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