Author:
Mora Joana, ,Iturralde Miren David,Prieto Lucía,Domingo Cristina,Gagnon Marie-Pierre,Martínez-Carazo Catalina,March Anna Giné,De Massari Daniele,Martí Tino,Nalin Marco,Avolio Francesca,Bousquet Jean,Keenoy Esteban de Manuel
Funder
European Union. Framework of the Health Programme (BE)
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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