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Mete Yeşil A. Comment on ‘‘Prevalence and clinical predictors of sleep disturbances in children with seasonal allergic rhinitis’’. Turk J Pediatr Dis. 2026;20(5):394-395. https://doi.org/10.12956/TJPD.2026.1408