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Nasal Challenge With Ragweed Pollen in Hay Fever Patients. Effect of Immunotherapy.

Journal of Clinical Investigation - United States
doi 10.1172/jci112233
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Medicine
Date

December 1, 1985

Authors
P S CreticosN F AdkinsonA Kagey-SobotkaD ProudH L MeierR M NaclerioL M LichtensteinP S Norman
Publisher

American Society for Clinical Investigation


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