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The Patient Perspective on the Environmental Impact of Inhalers.

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By Pond Street, Alexandra Hodge, Barnet Hospitals, Helena Wickham, Katia Florman, Anant Patel, Simon Brill, James Brown, Alexandra Hodge, Helena Wickham, Gemma Barrowcliffe, Aoife Tynan
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The majority of patients would actively want to change to low-carbon inhalers once provided with information about the environmental impact of inhalers. Climate change is important to respiratory patients with 85.3% of participants stating it was “quite” or “very important” to reduce their own contribution to climate change. The majority of respiratory patients are not aware of the environmental impact of inhalers.
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