Efficacy of a Topical Aromatic Rub (Vicks VapoRub<sup>®</sup>)-Speed of Action of Subjective Nasal Cooling and Relief from Nasal Congestion

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"Efficacy of a Topical Aromatic Rub (Vicks VapoRub^®)-Speed of Action of Subjective Nasal Cooling and Relief from Nasal Congestion"
written by Ron Eccles, Martez Jawad, David L. Ramsey, J. David Hull,
published by Open Journal of Respiratory Diseases, Vol.5 No.1, 2015

has been cited by the following article(s):

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[4]	Efficacy of a Topical Aromatic Rub (Vicks VapoRub^®) on Effects on Self-Reported and Actigraphically Assessed Aspects of Sleep in Common Cold Patients Open Journal of Respiratory Diseases, 2017 DOI:10.4236/ojrd.2017.72009

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