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Asthma Improvements Do Not Persist When Long-Term Therapy Is Stopped
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Title Asthma Improvements Do Not Persist When Long-Term Therapy Is Stopped
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/704352?src=rss
Description Improvements in asthma control and airway responsiveness achieved during long-term treatment with budesonide or nedocromil do not persist when treatment is discontinued. Reuters Health Information
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Date Jun 16, 2009
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