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Associations Between Early-Life Indoor and Outdoor Air Pollution Exposure and Childhood Asthma
BackgroundEarly-life air pollution exposure has been associated with childhood asthma, but its relative contribution is poorly characterised in cohorts with repeated indoor measurements. Short sampling windows and seasonal bias limit how well any single measurement can represent cumulative exposure.
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