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Buck recently co-authored a chapter titled Emotion, Warnings and the Ethics of Risk Communication for the soon-to-be-published Handbook of Risk Theory (Springer, 2011)

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For all subjects, a history of respiratory diseases other than COPD as well as increased respiratory complaints or respiratory tract infection during the 4 weeks preceding the study were considered as criteria for exclusion