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Factors influencing pulmonary rehabilitation adherence – Surely is not simple
Rita Daniela Peixoto Boaventura (Porto, Portugal), Rita Daniela Peixoto Boaventura, Leonor Meira, Vanessa Santos, Isabel Gomes, Luis Gaspar, Paula Martins, Emília Araujo, Paulo Viana
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International Congress 2016 – Latest insights into pulmonary rehabilitation
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Latest insights into pulmonary rehabilitation
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Airway diseases
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