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Multi-state models for the analysis of Wheeze in a birth cohort of Western Cape children
Introduction Wheezing is common in young children. By the age of six, approximately 50% of children in high-income countries will have experienced at least one episode of wheezing in their life. Furthermore, childhood wheezing may be associated with reduced lung function and increased risk of asth...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2020
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