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[reasonsforhope]

Less than three months after U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin and her colleagues launched an investigation into the four major American manufacturers of inhalers, three of the companies have relented, making commitments to cap costs for their inhalers at $35 for patients who now pay much more.

25 million Americans have asthma and 16 million Americans have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), meaning over 40 million Americans rely on inhalers to breathe.

Inhalers have been available since the 1950s, and most of the drugs they use have been on the market for more than 25 years.

According to a statement from the Wisconsin Senator’s office, inhaler manufacturers sell the exact same products at a much lower costs in other countries. One of AstraZeneca’s inhalers, Breztri Aerosphere, costs $645 in the U.S.—but just $49 in the UK. Inhalers made by Boehringer Ingelheim, GlaxoSmithKline, and Teva have similar disparities.

Baldwin and her Democratic colleagues—New Mexico Sen. Ben Ray Luján, Massachusetts Sen. Ed Markey, and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders—pressured the companies to lower their prices by writing letters to GSK, Boehringer Ingelheim, Teva, and AstraZeneca requesting a variety of documents that show why such higher prices are charged in America compared to Europe.

As a ranking member of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, Baldwin recently announced that as a result of the letters they had secured commitments from three of the four to lower the out-of-pocket costs of inhalers to a fixed $35.00 rate.

“For the millions of Americans who rely on inhalers to breathe, this news is a major step in the right direction as we work to lower costs and hold big drug companies accountable,” said Senator Baldwin.

A full list of the inhalers and associated drugs can be viewed here.

It’s the second time in the last year that pharmaceutical companies were forced to provide reasonable prices—after the cost of insulin was similarly capped successfully at $35 per month thanks to Congressional actions led by the White House.

-via Good News Network, March 25, 2024

[good-morning-czernobog]

We have a transcription system for voicemails at my work. Someone was calling about an inhaler called Breztri. Let me tell you, the laugh that came out of me when I saw the system had transcribed it as 'breast tree' was simply inhuman.

[38mag]

AstraZeneca 推出三联疗法 Breztri Aerosphere® 为治疗慢性阻塞性肺病(COPD) 迈进一大步

慢性阻塞性肺病（COPD）是一种严重的肺部疾病，会使得病患气道变窄、阻塞和发炎并导致呼吸困难。慢性阻塞性肺病的症状（COPD）： 呼吸急促 喘鸣 胸闷 咳嗽 疲劳 粘液(痰) 频繁呼吸道感染 原因： 吸烟 二手烟 烟雾、化学物质 粉尘 儿童呼吸道感染的基因遗传和个人病史 当症状恶化时，慢COPD可能会突然发作。这会导致患者的生活质量日渐变得很��糕，，严重时甚至需要住院治疗。因此，有效管理COPD发作，对于避免患者肺部出现潜在性长期损害，以及预防相关的心血管病至关重要。 AstraZeneca(阿斯利康)是一家全球性生物制药公司，其马来西亚子公司成立于1981年。它是其中一家专注于呼吸护理领域领先研发的制药公司。该公司组织了一场汇集医疗护理专业人员的慢性阻塞性肺病(Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary…

[atsa-star-wars]

I'm doing kind of the opposite with my fics. I'm a pharmacy tech and I work in a large central fill facility, so I see a bunch of nifty-sounding brand names, and I've decided to sprinkle them into my (currently Star Wars) fic. Cresemba is a planet, Stelara House makes kink paraphernalia, Master Kerendia the retired Jedi healer (prequel era).

Zetonna, Wixela, Stiolto, Rinvoq, Breztri, Orilissa, Steglujan...there's so much to work with.

so we all know as fantasy writers that you need to google your made up words before you start using them.

i'm now extending this rule to pharmaceutical companies:

[inhalersonline-com]

Breztri Aerosphere is a doctor prescribed drug utilized as upkeep therapy for Chronic obstructive aspiratory infection (COPD) which incorporates ongoing bronchitis and emphysema.

[quadrepedd]

COMPUTER NEEDS Sustenance

sustenance for computer is needed, I ahave asthma!!!!! GIVE ME MY BREZTRI IM DYING. MOM STOP BEATING ME UP IVE BEEN A GOOD BOY I SWEAR, I SWEAR STOP BEATING TME UP MOM PLEASE

[atsa-star-wars]

Here are a few Star Wars-sounding drug names from the pharmacy, if you're interested:

Adcirca, Prezistra, Azasan, Delstrigo, Beyaz, Elmiron, Evista, Bevespi, Zetonna, Wixela, Stiolto, Dulera, Rinvoq, Breztri, Anoro, Aurovela

Want to help rename my OC?

So, I apparently named an original character in my Star Wars fanfic with an archaic female insult. (Once it was pointed out, I suspected I used to know that, but have long since forgotten about the historical (or any) use of the word). Oops.

I need to replace the name in . . . 2 separate fics. (No, nobody mentioned it in the comments the first time when she was just a name and a mention so I blithely had her make a full appearance in a different fic.

Suggestions welcome.

The offensive name: Quim.

I don't want to just change it to Quin, because Quinlan Vos (canon character) sometimes goes by Quin. I also have another character in a different fic called Quirret, so maybe I should just go in a totally different direction? Another letter?

The character is a former padawan of Yoda's, several before Dooku, though he knows her in her elder years. She is avian, she has feathers (which periodically moult) and while she can't actually fly, she can use her feathers to glide gracefully.

Any ideas on how we can rename her? Quail, while a bird, has a meaning as a verb which is not suitable for her character. Also, her plumage is bright in color.

[leanpick]

Breztri Aerosphere to be listed on PBS from November 1 to treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Breztri Aerosphere to be listed on PBS from November 1 to treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Australians living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease will have access to a new treatment from Monday.

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Breztri Aerosphere Commercial (2021)

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Ztri Customer Service

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GSK hits trouble with Trelegy as EU regulators block asthma indication

European regulators have refused to back GlaxoSmithKline’s daily triple therapy Trelegy Ellipta for asthma, denying a label extension because there was no evidence to show a reduction of flare-ups.

It’s a blow for GSK, which hopes that Trelegy (fluticasone furoate+umeclidinium+vilanterol) will help to revive the fortunes of its respiratory diseases franchise.

The company had been propped for years thanks to its ageing asthma and COPD inhaler Advair, which finally succumbed to generic competition in the US in 2019, years after its patent expired.

GSK has no plans to appeal and has no further studies planned for European approval, after regulators from the CHMP scientific committee gave a negative opinion on the triple therapy.

The UK pharma had applied for a label extension for the drug, which is already approved in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) since 2017, to cover patients with asthma.

But the CHMP said that while trial evidence showed Trelegy improved lung function, it could not approve the drug because of the lack of evidence to show it cut the risk of exacerbations.

GSK’s problems with Trelegy, developed in partnership with Innoviva, stem from the phase 3 CAPTAIN study, which reported findings in May 2019.

This showed a statistically significant improvement in lung function compared with GSK’s double therapy Relvar/Breo (fluticasone furoate+umeclidinium), meeting its primary endpoint.

But it fell short on the secondary endpoint of an improvement of a reduction in the annual rate of moderate to severe exacerabations.

The trial showed a 13% reduction in exacerbations but this figure was not statistically significant.

The CHMP’s decision runs counter to that of the FDA, which okayed Trelegy in the asthma indication in September despite the issue with the data from CAPTAIN.

It’s also a bonus for AstraZeneca, which almost simultaneously reported phase 3 trial findings showing its injected drug tezepelumab can cut exacerbations in severe asthma.

AZ is also developing a rival triple therapy inhaler, Breztri Aerosphere (budesonide+glycopyrrolate+formoterol fumarate), which is already approved in the US in COPD and is in late-stage development in asthma.

A GSK spokesperson said: “We have a strong track record of bringing new treatment options to asthma patients in Europe and so while we are disappointed that these patients will not have access to Trelegy Ellipta for asthma, we remain committed to supporting them with our existing portfolio of medicines and investigating further innovative treatment options for asthma.”

“Trelegy Ellipta is already approved in four markets to date including the US and Japan for the treatment of asthma. These approvals were based on robust data which showed Trelegy Ellipta improved lung function and symptom control in adult asthma patients.”

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[mhealthyliving]

Breztri Aerosphere (PT010) approved in Japan for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease AstraZeneca announced that Breztri Aerosphere (budesonide/glycopyrronium/ formoterol fumarate), formerly PT010, has been approved in Japan as a triple-combination therapy to relieve symptoms of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

[advocateforentrepreneurs]

HEALTHCARE’s INFLUENCE ON THE ECONOMY

This post is being updated.... 3 1/2 years after the original post.

We’ve all read about how healthcare represents a growing percentage of our economy, but some anecdotal evidence recently brought this home for me.

I don’t watch much TV, but a few weeks ago I noticed several back to back ads for drugs I had never heard of.  A similar experience when I read my weekly magazines.  I started jotting down the names of every ad for drugs I saw... and in a two week period, wrote down OVER 100.

Not a very scientific survey..... but hits home how pervasive pharmaceutical companies are in our lives.

Here’s my list (which today is over twice as along as 3 years ago... even though I haven’t been diligent in tracking recently)

Drug ads

Abreva

Aczone

Advair

Adulhem

Advate

Advil

Agriflu 

Aimovig

Aleve 

Align

Alka-Seltzer

Allegra

Allergan 

Alli

Amberen

Annovera

Anoro 

Arnica

Aspercreme

Aspirin

Aubagio

Austedo

Avistan 

Belsomra 

Benadryl 

Bevespi

Biktarvy

Biotene 

Bexsero

Botox

Breo 

Breztri

Brilinta 

Bydureon BCise

Cabenuva

Caplyta

CaroSpir

Chantix

Cialis

Claritin

Cochlear

Cologuard

Colon Health

Contrave

CooLief

Cosamin 

Cosentyx

Consequen

Crestor 

Culturell

DayQuill

Delsym 

DexcomG6

Dovato

Ducolax

Dupixent 

Eliquis

Ellipta 

Emgality 

Enbrel 

Entresto 

Entyvio

Epclusa

Esbriet 

Estring

Eucrisa 

Excedrin

ExLax

Eylea

Fanapt

Fasenra

Florastor 

Farxiga 

Fibrizzi

Flexitol

Flonase

Florastor

Fluad

Fluarix

Fluvoxamine

Fluzone

Freestyle Libre

Gardasil9

Genexa

Gilenya 

Harvoni 

Humira 

Ibrance

Ifenprodil

Ilumya

Imfinzi

Impella 

Imvexxy

*inCourage

Ingrezza

Inogen

Inspire

Intrarosa

Invokana

Januvia

Jardiance

Jarro-Dophilus

Juluca 

Kanuma

Kardiamobile

Keytruda

Kesimpta

Kisqali

Kybella 

Kyleena

Latuda

Letrozol

Libre

Lidocaine 

Linzess

Lipitorrli

Liponate

LoLoestrinFe

Lovenox

Lumify

Lynparza

Lyrica

Mavyret

Mayzent

Miralax

Mirena 

Movantik

Mucinex 

Mydayis 

Myrbetriq

Nasacort

Namzaric

Nervive

Neurocrine

Nexium

Nexplanon

Non24

Nucala

Nuedexta

Neulasta 

Neuriva

Nexium

NicoDerm

Neurianz

Nucala 

Nuplazid

Nurtec

NyQuil

Ocrevus

Ocuvite 

Opdivo

Ongentys

Orilissa

Otezla 

Oxbyrta

Ozempic

Paragard 

Paxlovid

Peptiva

phexxi

Piqray

Plavix 

Plenity

Premarin 

PreserVision

Prevacid 

Prevagen 

Prevnar13

Prilosec 

Primatene

Prolia

QBrexz

Octevus

Qulipta

Remicade 

Repatha 

Restasis

Rexulti

Rainbow

Rinvoq

Rybelsus

Salonpas

Saxenda

Sendexulti 

Shingrix

Steglatro

Sublocade

Sunosi

Symbicort

Rhofade

Rinvoq

Rituxan

Robitussin

Ruxolitnib

Rybelsus

Salonpas

Saxenda

Salons

Shringrx

Skyrizi

Spinraza

Spiriva 

Steglatro

Stelara 

Sublocade

Suboxone

Sunosi 

Symbicort 

Systane 

Taltz 

Tamiflu

Tena

Tepezza

Theraworx 

Toujeo 

Trelegy

Tremfya

Tresiba 

Triaminic 

Trintellix 

Trulicity

Truvada 

Tylenol

Ubrelvy 

Unisom

Vagisil

Valium

Valsartan

Vanda

Vascepa

Vazalore

Verzenio

Viagra

Viberzi 

Vicodin

Victoza

Viviscal 

Voltaren

Vraylar 

Vuity

Watchman

Xanax

Xarelto

Xeomin 

Xiaflex

Xeljanz

XGEVA

Xiaflex 

Xiidra

Xolair

Xofluza

Xytiga

Xyzal

Yervoy

Yupelry

Zantac

Zeposia

Zicam

Zona

Zulresso

Zypitamag

Zyrtec

Zzzquil