Cat ownership is a risk factor for the development of anti-cat IgE but not current wheeze at age 5 years in an inner-city cohort
Matthew S. Perzanowski(Columbia University), Rachel L. Miller(Columbia University), Frederica P. Perera(Columbia University), Thomas A.E. Platts‐Mills(University of Virginia), Adnan Divjan, Lori Hoepner(Center for Children), Alina Johnson(Center for Children), Inge F. Goldstein(Center for Children), Robin Garfinkel(Center for Children), Ginger L. Chew(National Center for Environmental Health)
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