Associations between Parasympathetic Activity in the Month after Birth and Wheeze at Age 2–3 Years
Matthew S. Perzanowski(Columbia University), William P. Fifer(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Emilio Arteaga‐Solis(Columbia University), Virginia Rauh(Center for Children), Amy Elliott(University of South Dakota), Michael M. Myers(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), J. David Nugent(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Natalie H. Brito(George Washington University), Laura A. Lautenbacher(Columbia College), Khalil W. Savary(Columbia University)
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