Characteristics and treatment pathways of COPD patients initiating single-inhaler dual or triple therapy in England - Milan 2023

Inhaler devices: environmental impact, technique, and adherence

Chair(s): Omar S. Usmani, Dimitrios Toumpanakis

Session type: Poster session

Characteristics and treatment pathways of COPD patients initiating single-inhaler dual or triple therapy in England

Stephen G Noorduyn

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