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Digital inhaler includes built-in sensors to improve health outcomes

Teva Pharmaceuticals' new ProAir Digihaler detects when the inhaler is used and measures inspiratory flow, giving the patient and provider valuable insight, says EVP Sven Dethlefs.
November 08, 2019
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