Campbell T1243:1-22 Exhibit 46 Statement of Rosemary Lester, para. – 33 Exhibit 46 Statement of Rosemary Lester, para. – 36 Brook T1109:23 T1110:2 – Exhibit 48 Expert report of Donald Campbell, p. – 24 Campbell T1232:11-31 Exhibit 38 Statement of Paul Torre, para. 9 – Lester T1127:13-23 Exhibit 46 Statement of Rosemary Lester, para. – 58 Lester T1218:13-21 Exhibit 36 Statement of Nicholas Pole, para. – 87; Exhibit 98 letter from VGSO dated 13 June – 2014 Exhibit 36 Statement of Nicholas Pole, – attachment 45 Campbell T1228:26 T1229:9 – When people with asthma inhale irritants into their airways, they may experience symptoms similar to those for asthma, such as shortness of breath and a wheeze. This is known as reactive airways dysfunction syndrome (RADS).
Campbell T1243:1-22 Exhibit 46 – Statement of Rosemary Lester, para. 33 Exhibit 46 – Statement of Rosemary Lester, para. 36 Brook T1109:23 – T1110:2 Exhibit 48 – Expert report of Donald Campbell, p. 24 Campbell T1232:11-31 Exhibit 38 – Statement of Paul Torre, para. 9 Lester T1127:13-23 Exhibit 46 – Statement of Rosemary Lester, para. 58 Lester T1218:13-21 Exhibit 36 – Statement of Nicholas Pole, para. 87; Exhibit 98 – letter from VGSO dated 13 June 2014 Exhibit 36 – Statement of Nicholas Pole, attachment 45 Campbell T1228:26 – T1229:9 When people with asthma inhale irritants into their airways, they may experience symptoms similar to those for asthma, such as shortness of breath and a wheeze. This is known as reactive airways dysfunction syndrome (RADS).
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