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Signs of progress in the Australian post-2000 COPD experience, but some old problems remain International Journal of COPD, 06/08/2012

Dunt D et al. – The study concluded that substantial reductions in COPD and smoking cessation rates contrast with more limited progress toward adopting other aspects of evidence–based practice. The “good news” story concerning reductions in COPD disease with improving smoking cessation rates could form the basis for suitable media campaigns.

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