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Skin symptoms (allergic and non-allergic) predicting the development of allergic respiratory outcomes and asthma in bakers
Background: Recent studies have suggested that aside from the inhalational route, skin exposure may also play an important role in the sensitization to allergens, resulting in adverse allergic respiratory outcomes including asthma in workers exposed to these agents. This appears to be reported more...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2020
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