Source: ERS webinar 2020: ERS/ATS joint webinar: Rehabilitation after COVID 19 disease
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T. Troosters (Leuven, Belgium), A. Holland (Fitzroy North, Australia), M. A Spruit (Maastricht, Netherland), S. Singh (Leicester, United kingdom), L. Nici (Providence, USA), W. Janssens (Leuven, Belgium), M. Vittacca (Gussago, Italy), J. Raskin (New York, USA), S. Belli (Somma Lombardo, Italy), D. Janssen (Horn, Netherlands). ERS/ATS joint webinar: Rehabilitation after COVID 19 disease. ERS webinar 2020: ERS/ATS joint webinar: Rehabilitation after COVID 19 disease

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