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Tobacco use increases beta-agonist use, likelihood of developing asthma in …
Healio “When the mother or stepmother who lives in the child's home is a tobacco smoker, the child's history of asthma diagnosis and prescription for short acting beta-agonist medication are both increased. The increased emergency department visits for asthma … |
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Asthma symptoms worsen as beta-agonist therapy stepped down
GP online Erica Evans, asthma nurse specialist at Asthma UK, said the UK was in a 'privileged position' internationally in having clear guidelines for LABA use in conjunction with inhaled steroids. She said the UK guidelines recognised the benefits of LABA use … |
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