aker's asthma is one of the most common forms of occupational asthma. The increasing knowledge in exposure-response relations accumulated in recent years is important in the understanding of baker's asthma. This development has made scientifically based prevention feasible today and baker's asthma should not be regarded as an inevitable occurrence any more.
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