The safety and efficacy of inhaled dry powder mannitol as a bronchial provocation test for airway hyperresponsiveness: a phase 3 comparison study with hypertonic (4.5%) saline

John D. Brannan, Sandra D. Anderson*, Clare P. Perry, Ruth Freed-Martens, Anna R. Lassig, Brett Charlton, Mark Hurwitz, Jacquelyn Furler, Jill Sunderland, Wendy Tourniea, Stephen Nogrady, Iven Young, Peter Briffa, Pascale Kippelen, James Turton, Steve McNamara, Matthew Peters, Peter Rogers, Louise Plowman, Leigh SeccombeGavina Cossa, Elizabeth Veitch, Norbert Berend, Robin Schoeffel, Rein Simmul, Lucy Keatley, Richard Henry, Susan Dixon, Barbara O'Donovan, Brad Martin, Andrew Numa, Alison Boynton, John Morton, Yvonne Belessis, John R. Wheatley, Stephen West, Karen Bovington, Nathan Serwach, Sharon Lee, Peter Middleton, Philomena Mayrhofer, Peter Van Asperen, Sam Nassar, Merilyn McArthur, Carina De Torres, Karen McKay, Dominic Fitzgerald, Brendan Kennedy, Peter Gibson, Trevor Borgas, Joanne Smart, Noreen Bell, Jasminka Sarunac, Colin Robertson, Julie Smith, Sally Sheridan, Mary Roberts, Rob Stirling, Bruce Thompson, Matt Ellis, Brigitte Borg, Stuart Jack, Faizel Hartley, Souvanny Khov, Craig Hukins, Brenton Eckert, Linda Ruedinger, Skye McLennan, Paul Zimmerman, Margaret McElrea, Annette Dent, Leanne Rodwell

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