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Gepubliceerd in	Indoor Air : proceedings of the 11th International Conferance on Indoor Air Quality and Climate. Strøm-Tejsen, P.; Olesen, B.W.; Wargocki, P.; Zukowska, D.; Toftum, J.(eds.) Indoor Air
Jaar	2008
Type	Conferentiebijdrage
ISBN	978-877877270-1
Taal	Engels

Ambient bright light improves behaviour and circadian rhythmicity of institutionalised older adults with dementia.

Ambient bright light improves behaviour and circadian rhythmicity of institutionalised older adults with dementia.

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