Big change made to asthma care

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Recorded19 Sep 2025

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Australia's handbook for asthma care has been updated, and there are some major changes. Now it's recommended all adults and adolescents get an inhaled corticosteroid for more effective long-term management. But with blue puffers widely available over-the-counter, how long will this advice take to catch on?Guest/sProfessor Helen Reddell, Chair of the Global Initiative for Asthma Science Committee and research leader at the Woolcock Institute of Medical ResearchReferencesAustralian Asthma Handbook

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