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SUMMARY
Children with hay fever, regardless of socioeconomic level, were reported to have higher peer issues, conduct issues, hyperactivity levels, and emotional obstacles compared with children not experiencing hay fever (Hammer-Helmich et_al 2016) Some studies evaluated risk factors for hay fever in the United_States. Data source This cross-sectional study utilizes frequency tables from NHIS data on hay fever for both adults and children in 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018 (NHIS Adult Among the parent-reported hay fever cases for children, the education level of parents was one of the covariates. Parker . . .
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