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  • 21. Airway eosinophilia is associated with wheeze but is uncommon in children with persistent cough and frequent chest colds.
    Gibson PG, Simpson JL, Chalmers AC, Toneguzzi RC, Wark PA, Wilson AJ, Hensley MJ.
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