Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Primary care organisation and epidemiology



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L. Ørts (Aarhus C, Denmark), B. Bech (Aarhus C, Denmark), T. Lauritzen (Aarhus C, Denmark), A. Carlsen (Aarhus C, Denmark), A. Sandbæk (Aarhus C, Denmark), A. Løkke (Vejle, Denmark). The association between lung function in adults and the socioeconomic profile in a long-term follow-up. 1013

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