Injurious falls are common among people with COPD in the 2 years before death, with some medications tied to higher fall risk.

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Novartis and Qualcomm are to develop a 'smart' COPD inhaler to allow patients to digitally monitor their medication. The announcement follows similar plans by Novartis's rivals in the respiratory ...

The American Geriatrics Society publishes a list of “potentially inappropriate” medications for people 65 and over, known as the Beers Criteria or Beers list. Although doctors aren’t forbidden from ...

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Insulin, sulfonylureas, and TZDs are diabetes medications that may cause weight gain. But some, like metformin, may have weight loss potential. Others may be neutral to any weight changes.