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The ADMIT series — Issues in Inhalation Therapy. 1) The goals of asthma treatment: can they be achieved?
2010
Primary Care Respiratory Journal
on behalf of the ADMIT Working Group d Summary The widespread use of inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) since the early 1970's has meant that asthma is generally better controlled in comparison with previous decades. Nevertheless, recent patient interview surveys indicate that there is still a lot to gain in terms of abolishing daytime and nocturnal symptoms, and asthma exacerbations. It is important to use the terms asthma 'control' and asthma 'severity' in a correct way. Whereas asthma control
doi:10.3132/pcrj.2007.00081
pmid:18066479
fatcat:57gm2dkxhrb5hf5qquqdg5ohny