Differences of Clinical Characteristics and Drug Prescriptions between Men and Women with COPD in China

Keyphrases

• Quality of Life 100%
• China 100%
• Clinical Characteristics 100%
• Prescription Drugs 100%
• Clinical Drugs 100%
• Female Patients 66%
• Lung Function 66%
• Male Patients 66%
• Inhaled Medications 66%
• Occupational Exposure 33%
• Risk Factors 33%
• Body Mass Index 33%
• Sex Differences 33%
• Demographic Characteristics 33%
• Dyspnea 33%
• Educational Level 33%
• Cross-sectional Observational Study 33%
• Breathlessness 33%
• K-nearest Neighbor (K-NN) 33%
• Drug Quality 33%
• Triple Therapy 33%
• Cough 33%
• Smoking History 33%
• Quality of Use 33%
• Chest Tightness 33%
• Patient Ratios 33%
• Index Function 33%
• Smoke Cigarette 33%
• Phlegmon 33%
• Biomass Smoke 33%
• Biomass Exposure 33%
• Prescription Quality 33%
• Occupational Dust 33%

INIS

• women 100%
• drugs 100%
• china 100%
• men 100%
• patients 57%
• quality of life 42%
• lungs 28%
• females 28%
• symptoms 28%
• males 28%
• biomass 28%
• algorithms 14%
• levels 14%
• therapy 14%
• occupational exposure 14%
• risks 14%
• comparative evaluations 14%
• sex 14%
• energy 14%
• chest 14%
• smokes 14%
• sleep 14%
• dusts 14%
• tobacco smokes 14%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease 100%
• Dyspnea 40%
• Coughing 20%
• Occupational Exposure 20%
• Cigarette Smoke 20%
• Observational Study 20%
• Chest Tightness 20%