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spellingShingle Viegi, Giovanni, Centanni, Stefano, Blasi, Francesco, Multidisciplinary Respiratory Medicine, Uneven distribution of professors and instructors in medical disciplines dealing with the four main chronic noncommunicable diseases: the case of the Italian Universities, Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine
title Uneven distribution of professors and instructors in medical disciplines dealing with the four main chronic noncommunicable diseases: the case of the Italian Universities
title_full Uneven distribution of professors and instructors in medical disciplines dealing with the four main chronic noncommunicable diseases: the case of the Italian Universities
title_fullStr Uneven distribution of professors and instructors in medical disciplines dealing with the four main chronic noncommunicable diseases: the case of the Italian Universities
title_full_unstemmed Uneven distribution of professors and instructors in medical disciplines dealing with the four main chronic noncommunicable diseases: the case of the Italian Universities
title_short Uneven distribution of professors and instructors in medical disciplines dealing with the four main chronic noncommunicable diseases: the case of the Italian Universities
title_sort uneven distribution of professors and instructors in medical disciplines dealing with the four main chronic noncommunicable diseases: the case of the italian universities
title_unstemmed Uneven distribution of professors and instructors in medical disciplines dealing with the four main chronic noncommunicable diseases: the case of the Italian Universities
topic Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine
url http://dx.doi.org/10.4081/mrm.2017.256