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A confidential enquiry into certified asthma deaths in the North of England, 1994-96 : influence of co-morbidity and diagnostic inaccuracy by JONES, K, BERRILL, W. T, BROMLY, C. L, HENDRICK, D. J

“…To understand more fully the nature of events leading to asthmatic death, we conducted a confidential enquiry prospectively throughout 1994-96 among the…”
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An epidemiologic investigation of asthma in welders by Beach, J R, Dennis, J H, Avery, A J, Bromly, C L, Ward, R J, Walters, E H, Stenton, S C, Hendrick, D J

“…To clarify whether asthma may be caused by fume from welding mild steel and to evaluate the possible strength of such an effect, we quantified airway…”
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A double-blind placebo-controlled study of the effect of influenza vaccination on airway responsiveness in asthma by Reid, D.W., Bromly, C.L., Stenton, S.C., Hendrick, D.J., Bourke, S.J.

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Asthmagenicity of coal mine roof-bolting resins : an assessment using inhalation provocation tests by CONVERY, R, WARD, A, WARD, R, BROMLY, C. L, DENNIS, J. H, STENTON, S. C, BOURKE, S. I, HENDRICK, D. I

“…Inhalation provocation tests were used to assess whether the volatile products of an activated resin had caused occupational asthma in a non-random sample of…”
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Speeds of Action of Single Doses of Formoterol and Salbutamol Compared with Placebo in Reversing Methacholine-induced Bronchoconstriction by Beach, J.R., Bromly, C.L., Avery, A.J., Reid, R.W.E.C., Walters, E.H., Hendrick, D.J.

“…We compared the speeds of action of two doses of the long actingβ-agonist formoterol (12μg and 24μg) with those of salbutamol (400μg) and placebo using a…”
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The duration of action of inhaled formoterol dry powder by Quebe-Fehling, E, Brambilla, R, Bromly, C L, Fishwick, K, Walters, E H, Hendrick, D J

“…The duration of action of formoterol inhaled as a dry powder formulation is compared with placebo and a reference treatment of salbutamol dry powder in…”
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Asthmagenicity of coal mine roof‐bolting resins: an assessmentusing inhalation provocation tests by Convery, R., Ward, A., Ward, R., Bromly, C. L., Dennis, J. H., Stenton, S. C., Bourke, S. J., Hendrick, D. J.

“…Inhalation provocation tests were used to assess whether the volatile products of an activated resin had caused occupational asthma in a non‐random sample of…”
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