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Low peak expiratory flow and subsequent first self-report of recognized lung disease: Person-disjoint replication and spirometric benchmarking in HRS and ELSA
Background: Low peak expiratory flow (PEF) may precede the first self-report of recognized lung disease, but cross-cohort consistency and incremental value are uncertain. Methods: We analysed Health and Retirement Study (HRS) discovery and prespecified person-disjoint replication samples and the Eng
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