The carbon footprint of inhalers in secondary care: a cross-sectional analysis - Vienna 2024

New aspects of lung function, inhalers and clinical management for asthma and COPD

Chair(s): Monbi Stefanova Chakma, Bernardino Alcazar Navarrete

Session type: Poster session

The carbon footprint of inhalers in secondary care: a cross-sectional analysis

Jasmin Abbott

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