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Step-down of moderate-severe asthma treatment in clinical practice
A. Mogrovejo Calle (Valencia, Spain), E. Martínez Moragón (Valencia, Spain), J. Delgado Romero (Sevilla, Spain), A. Levy Naon (Ceuta, Spain), F. González Barcala (Ceuta, Spain), V. Serrano Gutiérrez (León, Spain), A. Moreno Fernández (Madrid, Spain)
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International Congress 2018 – Asthma management
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Asthma management
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Poster Discussion
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1686
Disease area:
Airway diseases
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