What we should learn from the London Olympics.
What we should learn from the London Olympics.
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伦敦奥运会值得我们学习什么
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发表时间:
2013
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
S. Bonini
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作者:
M. Bonini;C. Bachert;C. Baena;A. Bedbrook;J. Brożek;G. Canonica;A. Cruz;W. Fokkens;R. Gerth van Wijk;L. Grouse;P. Hellings;P. Howarth;O. Kalayci;N. Khaltaev;P. Kuna;D. Larenas Linnemann;K. Nékám;S. Palkonen;N. Papadopoulos;T. Popov;D. Price;J. Rosado Pinto;G. Rasi;D. Ryan;B. Samoliński;G. Scadding;H. Schünemann;D. M. Thomas;M. Triggiani;A. Yorgancioglu;O. Yusuf;T. Zuberbier;R. Pawankar;J. Bousquet;S. Bonini
The London Olympics have just finished. Official reports will soon become available on how many athletes participating in the games had asthma.
However, as in the past, prevalence data will often be deducted by the number of athletes using inhaled beta-2 agonists that, according to the new 2012 World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) rules, were on this occasion permitted for all the most commonly used short-acting and long-acting drugs, just following a declaration of use made by the athletes themselves.
This self-reporting will largely influence the accuracy of estimates, which will not distinguish between clinical asthma and exercise-induced bronchoconstriction (EIB) without clinical asthma, as recently requested.
影响因子:
2.8
作者:
J. Mullol;C. Bachert;J. Bousquet
通讯作者:
J. Mullol;C. Bachert;J. Bousquet