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The association between lung function in adults and the socioeconomic profile in a long-term follow-up
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)
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