A three months period of electronic monitoring is sufficient to assess adherence and improve asthma control A. Jochmann (Basel, Switzerland), L. Artusio (London, United Kingdom), J. Usemann (Basel, Switzerland), A. Jamalzadeh (London, United Kingdom), U. Frey (Basel, Switzerland), A. Bush (London, United Kingdom), L. Fleming (London, United Kingdom)
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