Common Cold with Cough on the Day of Examination: A Factor that Should be Taken into Account in Epidemiological Studies on Pulmonary Function

Abstract
Epidemiologists using pulmonary function tests agree that a number of factors have to be taken into account. In a study carried out among 912 men aged 22 to 54 we found that those having a common cold and cough on the day of examination had lower pulmonary function values. So we suggest that these symptoms should also be considered as a potential confounding factor.

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