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Maxheader

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13. It needs to be developed..

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Thu Nov 28, 2024, 02:01 PM

Nov 28

as an inhaler. I can't see myself running into the bathroom to give myself a shot. The nebulizer and albuterol inhaler work just fine for me.

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First breakthrough in treating asthma attacks in 50 years hailed as a 'game-changer' [View all] BumRushDaShow Nov 28 OP

See also usonian Nov 28 #1

Great job by UK healthcare. Meanwhile in US healthcare: "We created a new type of fee to charge patients with!" ck4829 Nov 28 #2

This medicine was created and still under patent by Big Pharma. mathematic Nov 28 #7

Which will be sure to have extra fees and charges like the "facility fee" tacked on it ck4829 Nov 29 #16

If true DiverDave Nov 29 #17

thanks my wife has copd rampartd Nov 28 #3

Think it's covered here, but you have to meet coverage guidelines. That probably means having tried standard Silent Type Nov 28 #5

she has been huffing inhalers and puffing nebulizers for years rampartd Nov 28 #6

I've been hearing that from my smoking patients for years. Aristus Nov 29 #18

I take enough injections as a diabetic, I don't want anymore 😞 cstanleytech Nov 28 #4

ppl hate pharma ads, but mopinko Nov 28 #8

A tremendous THANK YOU... oldsoldierfadingfast Nov 28 #9

Most welcome! BumRushDaShow Nov 28 #10

Thank you! ananda Nov 28 #11

Looks like it just got approved for that indication in September BumRushDaShow Nov 28 #12

It needs to be developed.. Maxheader Nov 28 #13

Looks like doing monoclonal antibodies via an inhaler BumRushDaShow Nov 28 #14

Wouldn't this be wonderful! So much suffering could be prevented uppityperson Nov 28 #15

Good Luck to all! My mom suffered so much from asthma. She got it when I was 5 1/2. electric_blue68 Nov 29 #19

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