… Proper identification of children at risk of developing asthma … possibility to identify these
children at preschool age remains … children with recurrent wheezing at risk to develop asthma at …

… signs and symptoms of recurrent wheezing of the child. The recurrent wheezing in the present
study was defined as three or more reported episodes of wheezing diagnosed by physical …

… But it is difficult to distinguish between these children with transient early wheeze and those
… factors of developing asthma in a group of patients with recurrent wheezing during the first …

… (often referred to as bronchiolitis) or can cause an acute wheezing exacerbation in children
with prior wheezing or other conditions predisposing to recurrent wheeze. Wheezing during …

… Because none of the children who had recurrent wheeze at 7 years of age had … wheeze on
asthma or recurrent wheeze at 7 years of age by gender, maternal asthma, or paternal asthma…

Because most cases of asthma begin during the first years of life, identification of young
children at high risk of developing the disease is an important public health priority. We used …

… Recurrent wheezing and asthma in childhood are important public-health problems, and are
associated with significant health care costs. Wheezing … of life, the majority of children in the …

… The aim of this meta-analysis is to estimate the prevalence of wheezing and recurrent
wheezing in infants aged up to two years, and compare the prevalence across world regions. …

… asthma following HMPV LRTI in early life in this study, although the number of children who
were diagnosed with asthma … of recurrent wheezing and asthma in children with HMPV LRTI. …

… , with approximately 50% of children having an episode of wheezing in the first year of life
[1]. A recurrent wheeze is estimated to occur in one-third of children of preschool age and can …