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Dirty Air Evaporates Gene’s Control over Asthma, Stanford University Study

March 4, 2010 | 
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MedPage Today -- NEW ORLEANS -- Air pollution may raise the risk of asthma through epigenetic changes to a gene involved in immunity and inflammation, researchers found.

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