Interactions between prenatal and early-life exposures to butylbenzyl phthalate and bisphenol -A on risk of asthma and other respiratory symptoms
Robin M. Whyatt(Center for Children), Frederica Perera(Center for Children), Matthew S. Perzanowski(Columbia University), Antonia M. Calafat(University of Naples Federico II), Lori Hoepner(Center for Children), Andrew Rundle(Columbia University), Allan C. Just(John Brown University), Kathleen Donohue(Columbia University), Rachel L. Miller(Columbia University)
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