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What was done?

This study looks at asthma symptoms in children ages 12 to 14 and their exposure to hog  facility pollution.  Researchers looked at information about the kids’ health and school environments, and the locations of hog facilities.  The study included 265 North Carolina schools and 58,169 students.  Twenty-six percent of the students reported wheezing sometimes, or difficulty breathing.

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