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Latent class modelling of respiratory outcomes in a South African birth cohort
Background & Purpose: Early life is a key period determining long-term health, particularly in low-income and middle-income countries (LMICs) where negative exposures are common. This thesis focuses on two key respiratory outcomes: childhood wheezing and lung function. It examines (1) the underl...
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Department of Statistical Sciences
2025
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