Exercise Therapy in Coronary Disease
Published 1 January 1970
Herman K. Hellerstein
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The invitation to participate in this Boerhaave Course on the Prevention of Ischaemic Heart Disease at the University of Leiden is a high honor and the locale of the Course is also gratifying, since it has provided me with an opportunity to visit the city of Le Dutch.
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