Fast Facts: Asthma : Improve Patient Self-management and Drug Use, Achieve Asthma Control / Jo A. Douglass, Timothy S.C. Hinks [electronic resource]
Basel : S. Karger, 2021Edition: 5th editionDescription: 1 online resource (140 pages) : 32 figures, 32 in color, 24 tablesISBN:- 9781910797754
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Asthma is the world's most common chronic respiratory condition, affecting over 350 million people worldwide and inflicting a heavy individual, social and economic burden of disease. In this rapidly changing field, a plethora of new inhaled therapies and devices have emerged, as well as a better understanding of disease phenotyping and biology. This fully updated fifth edition of 'Fast Facts: Asthma' discusses recent trends in an easy-reference format, while highlighting imminent new developments, to provide a valuable resource for general practitioners, specialist asthma nurses and others with a keen interest in improving the outcomes of the very many people living with asthma.
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