Late Breaking Abstract - Associations of residential green space with incident asthma and the role of air pollution: Evidence from UK Biobank and Chinese C-BIOPRED study - Vienna 2024

Lifetime impact of environmental and occupational exposures on respiratory health

Chair(s): Sara De Matteis, Orianne Dumas

Session type: Oral presentation

Late Breaking Abstract - Associations of residential green space with incident asthma and the role of air pollution: Evidence from UK Biobank and Chinese C-BIOPRED study

Mingkai Huang

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Late Breaking Abstract - Associations of residential green space with incident asthma and the role of air pollution: Evidence from UK Biobank and Chinese C-BIOPRED study

Mingkai Huang

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