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Asthma presents with episodic wheezing, chest tightness, difficulty breathing, and cough; cough-variant asthma may present with coughing as primary symptom
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Asthma affects approximately 8.5% to 13% of children in the United States and is the leading cause of childhood hospitalization and school absenteeism
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Bayesian additive regression trees for predicting childhood asthma in the CHILD cohort study
Source: BMC Medical Research Methodology
Myricetin ameliorates airway inflammation and remodeling in asthma by activating Sirt1 to regulate the JNK/Smad3 pathway
Source: Phytomedicine
A Comparison of the Effect of Multiple Inhalers Compared to Single Inhalers Salbutamol and Steroid on Patients with Asthma
Source: Iranian Journal of War and Public Health
scRNA-seq profiling of human granulocytes reveals expansion of developmentally flexible neutrophil precursors with mixed neutrophil and eosinophil properties in asthma
Source: Journal of leukocyte biology
Central airway carcinoid tumor mimicking chronic asthma and necessitating pneumonectomy: A case report
Source: International Journal of Surgery Case Reports
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