The New York City Puerto Rican Asthma Project: Study Design, Methods, and Baseline Results
Luis Acosta(Columbia University), Ginger L. Chew(National Center for Environmental Health), Andrew Gelman(Columbia University), Matthew S. Perzanowski(Columbia University), Lindsay Rosenfeld(Harvard University), Juan C. Correa(Columbia University), Robert B. Mellins(Pediatrics and Genetics), Ann Marie Reardon(Columbia University), Dolores Acevedo‐García(Harvard University), Dharma E. Cortés(Cambridge Health Alliance), Joanne K. Fagan, Luis A. Bracero(West Virginia University)
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