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Clinical, physiological, biological correlates of asthma
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A long term randomized clinical study of 300 asthmatics. An internet based asthma monitoring tool improves quality of life significantly
L. Rasmussen, K. Phanareth, H. Nolte, V. Backer (Copenhagen, Denmark)
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Annual Congress 2004 - Clinical, physiological, biological correlates of asthma
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Clinical, physiological, biological correlates of asthma
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1709
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Airway diseases
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