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Controlled human exposure study of diesel exhaust on older volunteers with and without COPD
M. Ryu (Vancouver, Canada), D. Wooding (Vancouver, Canada), N. Syed (Vancouver, Canada), J. Guenette (Vancouver, Canada), C. Carlsten (Vancouver, Canada)
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International Congress 2018 – Occupational and environmental lung diseases: air quality and lung damage
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Occupational and environmental lung diseases: air quality and lung damage
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5070
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Airway diseases
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