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COPD treatment: clinical trials, cohorts and inhaler device studies
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Does the number of inhalers used by patients with asthma and COPD determine number of mistakes in inhalation technique?
I. Domagala (Warsaw, Poland), M. Miszczuk (Warsaw, Poland), K. Luczak-Wozniak (Warsaw, Poland), M. Dabrowska (Warszawa, Poland), R. Krenke (Warszawa, Poland)
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International Congress 2019 – COPD treatment: clinical trials, cohorts and inhaler device studies
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COPD treatment: clinical trials, cohorts and inhaler device studies
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Airway diseases
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