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Comparison of viral load in individuals with and without asthma during infections with rhinovirus
RATIONALE: Most virus-induced attacks of asthma are caused by rhinoviruses (RVs). OBJECTIVES: To determine whether people with asthma are susceptible to an increased viral load during RV infection. METHODS: Seventy-four children (4-18 yr old) were enrolled; 28 with wheezing, 32 with acute rhinitis,
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