Lack of effect of Timothy grass pollen sublingual immunotherapy tablet on birch pollen–induced allergic rhinoconjunctivitis in an environmental exposure unit
Anne K. Ellis(Queen's University), Hendrik Nolte(University of Cologne), Mark W. Tenn(Queen's University), Andrew G. Day(Kingston Health Sciences Centre), Daniel E. Adams, Lisa M. Steacy(Kingston General Hospital), Terry J. Walker(Kingston General Hospital)
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