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The need to research refractory breathlessness

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  • David C. Currow
  • Amy P. Abernethy
  • Peter Allcroft
  • Robert B. Banzett
  • Claudia Bausewein
  • Sara Booth
  • Virginia Carrieri-kohlman
  • Patricia Davidson
  • Rebecca Disler
  • Doranne Donesky
  • Deborah Dudgeon
  • Magnus Ekstrom
  • Irene Higginson
  • Daisy Janssen
  • Dennis Jensen
  • Caroline Jolley
  • Malgorzata Krajnik
  • Pierantonio Laveneziana
  • Christine Mcdonald
  • Matthew Maddocks
  • Capucine Morelot-panzini
  • John Moxham
  • Richard A. Mularski
  • Simon Noble
  • Denis O'donnell
  • Mark B. Parshall
  • Kyle Pattinson
  • Jane Phillips
  • Joy Ross
  • Richard M. Schwartzstein
  • Thomas Similowski
  • Steffen T. Simon
  • Tracy Smith
  • Athol Wells
  • Patsy Yates
  • Janelle Yorke
  • Miriam J. Johnson

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High-quality research is needed to improve quality of life for people with chronic refractory breathlessness in COPD

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Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)342-343
Number of pages2
JournalEuropean Respiratory Journal
Volume47
Issue number1
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jan 2016
Peer-reviewedYes

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