Which children are still dying from asthma? A 13 year review of pediatric asthma deaths in British Columbia, Canada

Yang, Connie L.; Seear, Michael; Carleton, Bruce; Yang, Chang-Kook

doi:10.1002/ppul.26441

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“…While generally uncommon in pediatric asthma, deaths do unfortunately still occur. Cook et all reviewed asthma deaths between 2005-2018 in British Columbia for common risk factors 6 . In the 13 years reviewed, the authors found that deaths were more common in the spring and fall, and 60% of the patients who died from asthma filled 6-11 short-acting beta agonist (SABA) metered dose inhalers (MDIs) from the pharmacy in the preceding year, and 40% filled 3-6 SABA MDIs from the pharmacy in the preceding year.…”

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Pediatric Pulmonology 2023 Year in Review: Asthma

Espaillat,

Stephenson,

Loughlin

2024

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Caring for children with asthma continues to be an essential responsibility of the pediatric pulmonologist. In this Pediatric Pulmonology Year in Review, we summarize the significant publications focused on pediatric asthma that have been published over the last year. We will discuss new findings that assist in the diagnosis and evaluation of pediatric asthma, highlight risk factors and social determinants that impact successful care, and discuss new interventions and treatment modalities for acute exacerbations and maintenance control. We hope this review can provide new insights and guidance for implementation into clinical practice within the field of pediatric asthma.

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confidence: 99%