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tion of the national and global asthma prevention programmes that have led to improved asthma management are thought to be involved in this change 5 ; the impact of other (environmental) factors is more difficult to evaluate.A similar steadily decreasing trend was not found, however, in the percentage of men discharged during service as a result of asthma, which points to a need to re-examine selection and classification criteria for asthmatic men at call-up, as well as to better treatment during service.
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