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Exercise-induced bronchospasm in elite athletes

Pigakis et al., 2022

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8442620441818621321
Author
Pigakis K
Stavrou V
Pantazopoulos I
Daniil Z
Kontopodi A
Gourgoulianis K
Publication year
Publication venue
Cureus

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Exercise is one of the most common triggers of exercise-induced bronchospasm (EIB), with less trained athletes showing more symptoms. Exercise-induced bronchospasm is a common and frequent problem among elite athletes with obvious implications on competing …
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