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      Cardiovascular Effects Observed When Using the Tobacco Heating System (THS) 2.2 Compared with Continued Smoking

      Baker, G.; Haziza, C.; Hoeng, J.; Ivanov, N.; Luedicke, F.; Maeder, S.; Peitsch, M.; Phillips, B.; Picavet, P.; Poussin, C.; Vanscheeuwijck, P.
      Conference date
      Sep 16, 2018
      Conference name
      73th Congresso Brasileiro de Cardiologica
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