Managing Cough as a Defense Mechanism and as a Symptom
Authors:
- Richard S. IrwinRIRichard S. Irwin
- Louis-Philipe BouletLBLouis-Philipe Boulet
- Michelle M. CloutierMCMichelle M. Cloutier
- Richard FullerRFRichard Fuller
- Philip M. GoldPGPhilip M. Gold
- Victor HoffsteinVHVictor Hoffstein
- Alvin J. IngAIAlvin J. Ing
- F. Dennis McCoolFMF. Dennis McCool
- Paul O’byrnePOPaul O’byrne
- Robert H. PoeRPRobert H. Poe
- Udaya B.S. PrakashUPUdaya B.S. Prakash
- Melvin R. PratterMPMelvin R. Pratter
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