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McMaster Textbook of Internal Medicine

Updates in Respiratory Diseases

2021-11-08

A number of textbook chapters in the Respiratory Diseases section have been recently updated online and in mobile apps. Feel free to browse through the available texts and keep up with the latest evidence-based data on different types of pneumonia:

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