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Desert dust storm, ambient temperature, and pulmonary function among children with asthma in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Climate change is contributing to increased dust events and rising ambient temperature, posing potential health risk for susceptible populations including children with asthma. The study aims to examine associations between exposure to desert dust storm (DDS) and higher ambient temperature with pulm
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