Asthmatic Subjects Symptomatically Worse at Work
Abstract
To assess the prevalence of a historical occupational component to asthma in an adult asthma clinic and to compare characteristics of asthmatic subjects with and without work-attributed symptoms.A retrospective review of data obtained from a physician-administered questionnaire, answers to which were obtained at the initial patient visit of asthmatic subjects, and which included specific questions regarding the relationship of work to symptoms....
Paper Details
Title
Asthmatic Subjects Symptomatically Worse at Work
Published Date
Nov 1, 2000
Journal
Volume
118
Issue
5
Pages
1309 - 1314
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