Sleep-disordered breathing and asthma: evidence from a large multicentric epidemiological study in China.

Respir Res · 2015 · PMC4472264 · PMID 25958333

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In univariate regression models, it was revealed that current habitual snoring and OSA may be significant risk factors for asthma.

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