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Lunchtime Session "Tiotropium soft mist inhaler and mortality in COPD: results of the TIOSPIR clinical trial"
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The way forward: how to link real-life situations and clinical trial results
O. Yusuf (Islamabad, Pakistan)
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Annual Congress 2013 - Lunchtime Session "Tiotropium soft mist inhaler and mortality in COPD: results of the TIOSPIR clinical trial"
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Lunchtime Session "Tiotropium soft mist inhaler and mortality in COPD: results of the TIOSPIR clinical trial"
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