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2008-01-01The effects of respiratory-muscle training on exercise in older womenWatsford, M; Murphy, A
2016-06-01End-of-life care in oxygen-dependent ILD compared with lung cancer: A national population-based studyAhmadi, Z; Wysham, NG; Lundström, S; Janson, C; Currow, DC; Ekström, M
2014-01-01The active identification and management of chronic refractory breathlessness is a human rightCurrow, DC; Abernethy, AP; Ko, DN
2017-12-01Chronic breathlessness associated with poorer physical and mental health-related quality of life (SF-12) across all adult age groupsCurrow, DC; Dal Grande, E; Ferreira, D; Johnson, MJ; McCaffrey, N; Ekström, M
2017-11-01Implementation of the Needs Assessment Tool for patients with interstitial lung disease (NAT:ILD): Facilitators and barriersReigada, C; Papadopoulos, A; Boland, JW; Yorke, J; Ross, J; Currow, DC; Hart, S; Bajwah, S; Grande, G; Wells, A; Johnson, MJ
2016-02-01Effects of low-dose morphine on perceived sleep quality in patients with refractory breathlessness: A hypothesis generating studyMartins, RT; Currow, DC; Abernethy, AP; Johnson, MJ; Toson, B; Eckert, DJ
2011-11-25Caregivers' perceived adequacy of support in end-stage lung disease: Results of a population surveyCurrow, DC; Farquhar, M; Ward, AM; Crawford, GB; Abernethy, AP
2019-01-01Sertraline or placebo in chronic breathlessness? Lessons from placebo researchCurrow, DC; Agar, M; Ekström, M
2019-01-01The Effect of Endogenous Opioids on the Peripheral Modulation of Breathlessness in People with Moderate to Severe COPDEkstrom, MP; Hunt, T; Louw, S; Eckert, DJ; Allcroft, P; To, T; Krajnik, M; Mahler, DA; Currow, D
2019-12"Cellular mechanisms underlying steroid-resistant asthma." Ridhima Wadhwa, Kamal Dua, Ian M. Adcock, Jay C. Horvat, Richard Y. Kim and Philip M. Hansbro. Eur Respir Rev 2019; 28: 190021.Wadhwa, R; Dua, K; Adcock, IM; Horvat, JC; Kim, RY; Hansbro, PM
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