Risk of exacerbation and pneumonia with single inhaler triple versus dual therapy in IMPACT
M. Dransfield (Birmingham, United States of America), C. Crim (Research Triangle Park, United States of America), G. Criner (Philadelphia, United States of America), D. Halpin (Exeter, United Kingdom), M. Han (Ann Arbor, United States of America), C. Jones (Research Triangle Park, United States of America), S. Kilbride (Stockley Park West, United Kingdom), P. Lange (Copenhagen, Denmark), D. Lipson (King of Prussia, United States of America), D. Lomas (London, United Kingdom), F. Martinez (New York, United States of America), D. Singh (Manchester, United Kingdom), R. Wise (Baltimore, United States of America)
Source: International Congress 2018 – Integrating pharmacological and non-pharmacological management in COPD: are we there yet?
Disease area: Airway diseases
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M. Dransfield (Birmingham, United States of America), C. Crim (Research Triangle Park, United States of America), G. Criner (Philadelphia, United States of America), D. Halpin (Exeter, United Kingdom), M. Han (Ann Arbor, United States of America), C. Jones (Research Triangle Park, United States of America), S. Kilbride (Stockley Park West, United Kingdom), P. Lange (Copenhagen, Denmark), D. Lipson (King of Prussia, United States of America), D. Lomas (London, United Kingdom), F. Martinez (New York, United States of America), D. Singh (Manchester, United Kingdom), R. Wise (Baltimore, United States of America). Risk of exacerbation and pneumonia with single inhaler triple versus dual therapy in IMPACT. 1991
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