Population-based data as an important contribution to better investigate chronic respiratory diseases.
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Summary
This issue of the Monaldi Archives for Chest Diseases provides interesting population-based data on various respiratory diseases: two reports on cross-sectional data and one on longitudinal data.
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- 2005-06-30
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