The ill winds of COVID‐19: How the pandemic improved respiratory health for some

Overview of attention for article published in Respirology, September 2022

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RT @HoughAlexandra: ‘Respiratory diseases have strong environmental determinants and much of the disease burden is amenable to prevention..…

‘Respiratory diseases have strong environmental determinants and much of the disease burden is amenable to prevention.. the pandemic highlights how much can be achieved if public health measures can be sustained... It is now up to us to harness this wind.…

RT @RespirologyAPSR: Two years of the pandemic suppressed deaths from non-#COVID19 respiratory infections: A nationwide surveillance in Jap…

Two years of the pandemic suppressed deaths from non-#COVID19 respiratory infections: A nationwide surveillance in Japan reported in #Respirology in response to similar original research from Hong Kong https://t.co/LpHiMzLc9s & https://t.co/qSFHGV…

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