What Doctors Don't Tell YouThe story so far: Serevent (salmeterol xinafoate) is a beta-agonist inhaler for asthmatics. Deaths were so quickly associated with the drug following its approval that the manufacturer, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK),
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Asthma sufferers who regularly take one of the beta-2 agonists may be building up a resistance to the more powerful and newer drugs used to ease an acute attack. ...
American researchers have confirmed earlier findings of how inhaling cigarette smoke can aggravate a child's asthma. ...
Mexican researchers report that the use of inhalers can lead to gingivitis in children.
