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ADVAIR DISKUS ADVAIR - GlaxoSmithKline

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consistent with the recommended use of LABA-containing drugs such as <strong>ADVAIR</strong> ® ,<br />

which should not be introduced as initial therapy in these patients. <strong>ADVAIR</strong> ® should be<br />

used only in patients whose conditions are not adequately controlled using low- to<br />

medium-dose inhaled corticosteroids or the severity of whose disease clearly warrants<br />

the initiation of treatment with two maintenance therapies.<br />

Table 8 below displays the observed likelihood of achieving “Well-Controlled” asthma<br />

and the absolute difference for achieving “Well-Controlled” asthma, when comparing<br />

<strong>ADVAIR</strong> ® with FP alone.<br />

Table 8<br />

Likelihood of achieving “Well-Controlled” asthma in study<br />

SAM40027<br />

Stratum<br />

Likelihood of achieving “Well-Controlled”<br />

asthma (<strong>ADVAIR</strong> ® compared with FP alone)<br />

Absolute difference for achieving “Well-Controlled”<br />

asthma (<strong>ADVAIR</strong> ® compared with FP alone)<br />

Stratum 1 +<br />

Stratum 2<br />

Stratum 3<br />

9% (95%CI: 0%-18%)<br />

31% (95%CI: 19%-44%)<br />

51% (95%CI: 31%-74%)<br />

6% (95%CI: 0%-11%)<br />

16% (95%CI: 10%-22%)<br />

17% (95%CI: 11%-23%)<br />

+ Stratum 1 results did not meet the predetermined 10% difference used to indicate a clinically important difference for<br />

the primary endpoint of achieving “Well-Controlled” asthma<br />

Similar results were observed with “Total Control” of asthma, where more patients<br />

receiving <strong>ADVAIR</strong> ® achieved “Total Control” of asthma versus inhaled FP alone at the<br />

end of Phase I for each individual Stratum + (p

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