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“Left My Family Scrambling”: Caregiver Experiences Following Brand‐Name Flovent Discontinuation
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“Left My Family Scrambling”: Caregiver Experiences Following Brand‐Name Flovent Discontinuation

Pediatric Pulmonology·September 3Open Access
Respiratory SystemSafety signalAsthmaInhaled CorticosteroidPediatricFloventFluticasone Propionate

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What was studied

This study examined caregiver experiences following the discontinuation of brand-name Flovent (fluticasone propionate inhaler) in pediatric patients with asthma.

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What happened to patients when brand-name Flovent was discontinued and what alternatives were used?How does fluticasone propionate compare to its generic or alternative inhalers in pediatric asthma control?What are the clinical and access challenges when a commonly used branded inhaler is discontinued?

Publication Details

Year
2026
Journal
Pediatric Pulmonology
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