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- The paper provides an overview of the author's career as a hospital physician focused on respiratory diseases.
- The author has also pursued a professional hobby in high altitude medicine and physiology.
- This experience includes both laboratory work and practical fieldwork in major mountain ranges around the world.
Article Abstract
This paper is an overview of my career as a hospital physician with special interest in respiratory diseases. Alongside this career, I have been fortunate to be able to pursue my professional hobby of high altitude medicine and physiology, partly in the laboratory but mainly in the field in the great ranges of the world.
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