Relvar Ellipta® - new molecule in a new delivery system - new horizons in the treatment of bronchial asthma



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Bronchial asthma is a serious socio-economic problem despite of the availability of highly effective therapy for control of symptoms. The gold standard of asthma therapy is high effective and safe combination of ICS+LABA. However, even use of these drugs leave more than half of patients around the world without full control over the symptoms of the disease. This leads for necessity of the search of new therapies - molecules as new drugs and new means for delivery, allowing to minimize technical errors during the inhalation manoeuvre, improving patient treatment adherence. This drug is Relvar Ellipta® containing a combination of new molecules of ICS and LABA in a new, improved delivery system for use 1 time per day.

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E V Nazarova

Institute of Immunology

E A Latysheva

Institute of Immunology

Email: ealat@mail.ru

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