Report
Fixed combinations of corticosteroids and long-acting beta-2-receptor agonists for inhaled use in patients with asthma
Report documents
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Executive summary of the final report
Fixed combinations of corticosteroids and long-acting beta-2-receptor agonists for inhaled use in patients with asthma
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Final report
Fixed combinations of corticosteroids and long-acting beta-2-receptor agonists for inhaled use in patients with asthma
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Preliminary report
Fixed combinations of corticosteroids and long-acting beta-2-receptor agonists for inhaled use in patients with asthma
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Amendment 1 to the report plan version 1.0
Fixed combinations of corticosteroids and long-acting beta-2-receptor agonists for inhaled use in patients with asthma
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Report plan version 1.0
Fixed combinations of corticosteroids and long-acting beta-2-receptor agonists for inhaled use in patients with asthma
Press releases
Asthma therapy: fixed combinations administered by a fixed combination inhaler are not superior to the same drugs administered by separate inhalers
Additional information
IQWiG health information
In asthma, people's airways become so narrow (temporarily or permanently) that it's difficult for them to breathe. With the right treatment, though, they can usually live a mostly symptom-free life.
Project details
- Project no.
- A05-13
- Commission
- Commission awarded on 22.02.2005 by the Federal Joint Committee (GBA).
- Report type
- Report
- Status
- Commission completed
- Department/Division
- Drug Assessment
- Topic
- Airways and respiratory system