Using Quality of Life to Predict Hospitalization and Mortality in Patients With Obstructive Lung Diseases
Authors:
- Vincent S. FanVFVincent S. Fan
- J. Randall CurtisJCJ. Randall Curtis
- Shin-Ping TuSTShin-Ping Tu
- Mary B. McDonellMMMary B. McDonell
- Stephan D. FihnSFStephan D. Fihn
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