+ Follow Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder Tag
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[Title] => Having breathing difficulties? Try singing
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[Title] => Dolphy in 'a very critical state', says son Eric during a press conference
[Summary] => Wednesday 6:40PM, Dolphy’s son Eric Quizon read a statement and said his father’s latest diagnosis is ‘toxic metabolic encepalopathy.’
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[Title] => UPDATE: Dolphy in critical condition after kidney complications
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Tiotropium is the first once-daily inhaled therapy for the maintenance and treatment of COPD.
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Tiotropium is the first once-daily inhaled therapy for the maintenance and treatment of COPD.
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