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Animal Fur and Asthma: An Indoor Farmyard Phenomenon?

European Respiratory Journal - United Kingdom
doi 10.1183/13993003.00782-2015
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MedicinePulmonaryRespiratory Medicine
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June 30, 2015

Authors
Julian Crane
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European Respiratory Society (ERS)


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