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Journal of Asthma Research Volume 4, 1967 - Issue 3
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Bronchial Asthma in Infants and Children Due to Food and Inhalant Allergies

Albert H. Rowe 2940 Summit Street Oakland, California
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Albert Rowe 2940 Summit Street Oakland, California
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Colin Sinclair 2940 Summit Street Oakland, California
Pages 189-195 | Published online: 02 Jul 2009

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Damien Downing & Stephen Davies. (1992) “Allergy: Conventional and Alternative Concepts”. A Critique of the Royal College of Physicians of London's Report. Journal of Nutritional Medicine 3:3-4, pages 331-349.
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Gerald B. Goldstein & Douglas C. Heiner. (1970) Clinical and immunological perspectives in food sensitivity. Journal of Allergy 46:5, pages 270-291.
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