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This meta-analysis suggests that antibiotic exposure during pregnancy may increase the risk of wheeze/asthma in childhood. Besides, the risk of developing wheeze/asthma in childhood was marked during last two trimesters of pregnancy. Future studies of large-size and prospective cohorts which adequately address concerns for confounder bias are needed to examine the relationship between antibiotic use and risk of childhood asthma.

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The short-term association between air pollution and childhood asthma hospital admissions in urban areas of Hefei City in China: A time-series study

Zhang

Bai

et al. 2019

Environmental Research

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The short-term association between air pollution and childhood asthma hospital admissions in urban areas of Hefei City in China: A time-series study

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