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Trends in Twitter use during the Annual Meeting of the Spanish Society of Allergology and Clinical Immunology (2013-2016)

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We thank Mónica Fernández, Marta Ferrer, Jesús Jurado, Angela Meijide, and Anna Sala, SEAIC Social Media editors.

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