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Table 1.

Demographic data from baseline study (2010) comparing questionnaire data for participants (N = 1325) and non-participants (N = 809) in the two-year follow-up study.

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Table 2.

The prevalence of asthma, allergy, smoking and weekly symptoms in the last 3 months 2010 and 2012 among junior high school students in Taiyuan.

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Table 3.

The number of cases and percentage of new onset and remission of SBS symptoms during the two-year follow-up (N = 1325).

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Table 4.

Average indoor and outdoor climate and concentration of air pollutants, measured at baseline (2010).

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Table 5.

Correlation between indoor exposures (Pearson correlation) (N = 39).

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Table 6.

Annual means of outdoor exposures measured at monitoring stations.

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Table 7.

Associations between measured environmental factors and the prevalence of weekly symptoms at baseline in 2010 (N = 2134).

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Table 8.

Associations between measured environmental factors and onset (incidence) of weekly symptoms during the two-year follow-up from 2010 to 2012 (N = 1283).

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Table 9.

Associations between measured environmental factors and remission of weekly symptoms during the two-year follow-up from 2010 to 2012 (N = 1283).

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Table 10.

Associations between gender, pollen or pet allergy, parental allergy or asthma and weekly symptoms in cross-sectional and longitudinal analysis.

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