Yearly incidence of rhinitis, nasal bleeding, and other nasal symptoms in mature women.

Valerie J. Lund; Paul Preziosi; Serge Hercberg; Marc Hamoir; C. Dubreuil; Jean Jacques Pessey; Dominique Stoll; M Zanaret; P Géhanno

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A substantial number of mature women experience nasal symptoms during the course of a year. Rhinitis and nasal bleeding were correlated with passive exposure to tobacco smoke.

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