Investigating attitudes into the global warming impact of inhalers for respiratory diseases

Matthew J Woodall; John Ma; Kate Emett; Amelia P E Hamblin; Katie Knowles; Tom Hyunwoo Lee; Wilson Mitchell; Irae Ofoia; Letoe Renee Topeto; John D Dockerty; Robert J Hancox

doi:10.1289/isee.2024.0412

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Investigating attitudes into the global warming impact of inhalers for respiratory diseases

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Investigating attitudes into the global warming impact of inhalers for respiratory diseases

Matthew J Woodall, John Ma, Kate Emett, Amelia P E Hamblin, Katie Knowles, Tom Hyunwoo Lee, Wilson Mitchell, Irae Ofoia, Letoe Renee Topeto, John D Dockerty, …

Environmental health perspectives. Supplements, Vol.2024(1)

15/08/2024

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1289/isee.2024.0412

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Record Identifier: 9926557678201891
Title: Investigating attitudes into the global warming impact of inhalers for respiratory diseases
Creators: Matthew J Woodall
John Ma
Kate Emett
Amelia P E Hamblin
Katie Knowles
Tom Hyunwoo Lee
Wilson Mitchell
Irae Ofoia
Letoe Renee Topeto
John D Dockerty
Robert J Hancox
Publication Details: Environmental health perspectives. Supplements, Vol.2024(1)
Academic Unit: Public Health (DSM)
Date published ; e-published: 15/08/2024
Language: English
Resource Type ; Subtype: Journal article