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Miriam J. Johnson2013

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Clinically Important Differences in the Intensity of Chronic Refractory Breathlessness

Miriam J. Johnson · Martin Bland · Stephen G. Oxberry · Amy P. Abernethy · David C. Currow

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Published2013-04-19

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ISSN-L0885-3924

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