Association between pre-existing respiratory disease and its treatment, and severe COVID-19: a population cohort study
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I. Pavord | D. Harrison | J. Hippisley-Cox | P. Watkinson | D. Young | C. Coupland | P. Aveyard | P. S. Tan | D. Gould | J. Hartmann-Boyce | A. Clift | Min Gao | N. Lindson | A. K. Clift
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