… , we found that current inhaled corticosteroid use was associated with a significant 70%
increase in the risk of being hospitalized for pneumonia. This risk increased with higher doses of …

… inhaled steroids re¬ duced the risk for asthma hospitalization is consistent with a recently
reported analysis of asthma hospitalizations dur… of dis¬ pensed inhaled steroids and dispensed …

… more than 80% of the time reduced the risk of all-cause mortality and COPD … inhaled
corticosteroids. We did not find a significant reduction in mortality for average inhaled steroid use at …

… The present study suggests that inhaled corticosteroid therapy can improve survival and
reduce hospitalization in elderly patients with asthma who have previously been …

… Subjects treated regularly with inhaled corticosteroids for at least … therapy with inhaled
corticosteroids can substantially reduce the risk of a readmission for asthma after only 15 d of use. …

… ), but the risks of inhaled corticosteroid use are largely unknown in these patients. We
therefore aimed to determine the relation between inhaled corticosteroid use and hip fractures in …

… However, we found that regular inhaled corticosteroid use is also more effective than no
use, despite the wide disparity in the asthma severity of these two groups and the resulting …

… The most important finding in our study was that inhaled corticosteroid therapy … by
demonstrating that inhaled corticosteroid therapy may also reduce the hospitalization rate and …

… However, users and nonusers of inhaled corticosteroids had similar rates of hospitalization
for their asthma (Table 2), suggesting that there were no significant dissimilarities in disease …

… in adult hospital admission rates from asthma, this paper reports a steady increase in the
use of inhaled corticosteroids at a population level. The unit of quantity DDD was used as a …