Why Do Intrauterine Exposure to Air Pollution and Cigarette Smoke Increase the Risk of Asthma?

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Why Do Intrauterine Exposure to Air Pollution and Cigarette Smoke Increase the Risk of Asthma? https://t.co/PWjmoBCshy

03 Mar 2020

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New Research: Why Do Intrauterine Exposure to Air Pollution and Cigarette Smoke Increase the Risk of Asthma?: The prevalence of childhood asthma is increasing worldwide and increased in utero exposure to environmental toxicants may play a… https://t.co/D3x

05 Feb 2020

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