Low FEV<sub>1</sub>, smoking history, and obesity are factors associated with oxygen saturation decrease in an adult population cohort

Monica Linea Vold; Ulf Aasebø; Hasse Melbye

doi:10.2147/COPD.S69438

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Low FEV₁, smoking history, and obesity are factors associated with oxygen saturation decrease in an adult population cohort

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Low FEV1, smoking history, and obesity are factors associated with oxygen saturation decrease in an adult population cohort

Low FEV₁, smoking history, and obesity are factors associated with oxygen saturation decrease in an adult population cohort