Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – COPD burden, epidemiology and management



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A. Lindberg (Umeå, Sweden), L. Hedman (Umeå, Sweden), C. Stridsman (Umeå, Sweden), C. Schyllert (Umeå, Sweden), E. Rönmark (Umeå, Sweden), H. Backman (Umeå, Sweden). To achieve only primary education is associated with COPD and poor prognosis. 3501

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