Lack of Correlation of Symptoms With Specialist-Assessed Long-term Asthma Severity
Authors:
- William M. VollmerWVWilliam M. Vollmer
- Kathryn L. PedulaKPKathryn L. Pedula
- John WilkinsJWJohn Wilkins
- A. Sonia BuistABA. Sonia Buist
- Mark O’hOllarenMOMark O’hOllaren
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