A Longitudinal Assessment of Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Inhaler Devices in a National Health System

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William G. Weppner · University of Washington

J. D. Boyd · Arizona Veterans Research and Education Foundation

Brian B. Chesebro · Providence Health & Services

Abstract

This study uses data from the Veterans Health Administration (VA) Corporate Data Warehouse to analyze trends in annual inhaler-related emissions by inhaler type (metered-dose, dry powder, soft mist) in the VA from 2008 to 2023.

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Climate Change and Health Impacts Healthcare cost, quality, practices Air Quality and Health Impacts

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Published in: JAMA

Volume 334, Issue 18, pp. 1667-1667

DOI: 10.1001/jama.2025.15638

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A Longitudinal Assessment of Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Inhaler Devices in a National Health System

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