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RT234 is a novel investigational therapy combining inhaled dry powder vardenafil with a proprietary oscillating inhaler, designed for rapid, on-demand relief of breathlessness in patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH). In a phase 2b CPET study, RT234 demonstrated dose-dependent improvements in peak VOâ‚‚ and dyspnea. As part of our ATS 2025 coverage, Dr Raymond Benza discusses these findings, current treatment limitations, and the next steps toward a phase III clinical trial.
The topic of the carbon footprint of human activities is one frequently discussed worldwide. There have been conscious efforts across multiple fields, including healthcare, to reduce their carbon footprint. In Canada, 4.6% of greenhouse gases (GHG) are manufactured by the healthcare ...
Following his presentation at the ERS Congress, Dr. Kai-Michael Beeh (Insaf Respiratory Research Institute, Wiesbaden, Germany) caught up with us to continue the discussion around green inhalers. Questions 1. Could you give us an overview of the environmental impact of asthma ...
Q. Why did Medicaid discontinue coverage of beclomethasone dipropionate in favor of mometasone furoate? A definitive reason for the change has not been divulged. Most formulary changes of this nature are done for economic reasons, the plan being able to ...
Inhalation therapy has long been recognised as the optimal mode of treatment for the majority of patients with asthma and has played a pivotal role in their management for decades.1 The ability to target drug therapy directly to the site ...
Asthma is among the most common respiratory illnesses in childhood and frequently requires the use of long-term control medication. Even though less than half of the children represent true therapyresistant asthma, they may require off-label use for adequate symptom control. ...
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