General Practice and Primary Care 2018
DOI: 10.1183/13993003.congress-2018.oa288
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More household air pollution and COPD at higher altitude - a population-based, observational FRESH AIR study in rural Kyrgyzstan

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“…Brakema and her colleagues point out that the association between HAP-exposure, altitude and COPD is still unclear (54). To shed a light on this subject they conducted a study in the high altitude country of Kyrgyzstan.…”
Section: Abstract: More Household Air Pollution (Hap) and Copd At Higmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Brakema and her colleagues point out that the association between HAP-exposure, altitude and COPD is still unclear (54). To shed a light on this subject they conducted a study in the high altitude country of Kyrgyzstan.…”
Section: Abstract: More Household Air Pollution (Hap) and Copd At Higmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dr. Ben Ainsworth evaluated an existing mindfulness intervention 'headspace' in 160 patients from 16 GP practices in the UK (54). Patients were randomized to either the headspace group or to the control group.…”
Section: Abstract: Investigating the Feasibility Of A Mobile Mindfulnmentioning
confidence: 99%