Spotting a Rare Lung Disease in Primary Care
Early recognition of rare diseases, such as autoimmune pulmonary alveolar proteinosis, is crucial.
Primary care providers are often the first to evaluate patients with unexplained breathing problems.
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- Become a navigator of the tobacco cessation process through a free online course.
- Read tips for protecting against air pollution dangers.
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Author summary: Early recognition matters in primary care.
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