Source: Breathe 2017; 13: 32-44
Disease area: Sleep and breathing disorders



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Emily L. Maschauer, Donna M. Fairley, Renata L. Riha. Does personality play a role in continuous positive airway pressure compliance?. Breathe 2017; 13: 32-44

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