Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6242361 Respiratory Medicine 2014 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
Our study shows that already in young adulthood those with asthma, and especially those with coexisting allergic rhinitis, experience substantially more cold temperature-related respiratory symptoms than healthy young adults. Hence, young adults with a respiratory disease form a susceptible group that needs special care and guidance for coping with cold weather.
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