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Asthma, Dust and Duty: How Inequity Keeps Uyghur Children From Moving

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A year-long ethnography in Kashgar shows that structural, cultural and environmental inequities, not family failure, restrict physical activity among Uyghur children with asthma.

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Asthma, Dust and Duty: How Inequity Keeps Uyghur Children From Moving

A year-long ethnography in Kashgar shows that structural, cultural and environmental inequities, not family failure, restrict physical activity among Uyghur children with asthma.

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