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Patterns of inhaled asthma medication use: A three year longitudinal analysis of prescription claims data from British Columbia, Canada
Lynd LD, Guh DP, Pare PD, Anis AH. Patterns of inhaled asthma medication use: A three year longitudinal analysis of prescription claims data from British Columbia, Canada. Chest. 2002;122(6):1973-1981.

This article cites a large population-based study that found decreasing use of inhaled corticosteroids.

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