Associations between prenatal pesticide exposure and cough, wheeze, and IgE in early childhood
Ann Marie Reardon(Columbia University), Rachel L. Miller(Columbia University), Robin M. Whyatt(Center for Children), Ginger L. Chew(National Center for Environmental Health), Matthew S. Perzanowski(Columbia University), Frederica P. Perera(Columbia University)
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