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Exploring alternative mechanisms and treatments
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Bacterial extract (OM-85) preventive effect in chronic bronchitis complicated with COPD
J. Li, L. Nicod, B. De La Giclais, J. Zheng, J. Yuan, G. Zeng, N. Zhong, C. Lin (Guangzhou, China; Bern, Switzerland; Annemasse, France)
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Annual Congress 2005 - Exploring alternative mechanisms and treatments
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Exploring alternative mechanisms and treatments
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Airway diseases
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