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. 2005 Oct;54(10):1500-1; author reply 1501.

Perinatal passive smoke exposure may be more important than childhood exposure in the risk of developing childhood IBD

R K Russell, R Farhadi, M Wilson, H Drummond, J Satsangi, D C Wilson
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Perinatal passive smoke exposure may be more important than childhood exposure in the risk of developing childhood IBD

R K Russell et al. Gut. 2005 Oct.
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