Prenatal Acetaminophen Use is a Risk for Wheeze at Age 5 Years in a Low Income Urban Population with a High Risk for Asthma
Matthew S. Perzanowski(Columbia University), R. Graham Barr(Northeast Ohio Medical University), Frederica Perera(Center for Children), Rebecca Miller(Yale University), Robin Garfinkel(Center for Children), Inge F. Goldstein(Center for Children), D. Ali(Center for Children), Ginger L. Chew(National Center for Environmental Health)
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