Letter: Cuban immigrants to the US developing IBD have a progressive shortening of the lag between time of arrival and disease onset. Authors’ reply
作者： O. Damas , M. T. Abreu
DOI: 10.1111/APT.14278
关键词: Medicine 、 Disease onset 、 Time of arrival 、 Inflammatory Bowel Diseases 、 Pediatrics 、 Immigration 、 MEDLINE
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