AstraZeneca Promotes New COPD Countermeasures Aimed at Extending Healthy Life Expectancy in Koriyama City
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AstraZeneca, in collaboration with Koriyama City, held a kickoff seminar to promote new COPD countermeasures aimed at extending healthy life expectancy through regional medical cooperation and early detection.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: How many undiagnosed and untreated COPD patients are there in Japan?
- A: According to AstraZeneca's announcement, it is estimated that about 5 million out of the approximately 5.3 million estimated COPD patients in Japan are undiagnosed or untreated potential patients.
- Q: What are the main contents of the initiative by Koriyama City and AstraZeneca?
- A: The main contents include individual notifications to high-risk COPD patients to encourage medical consultations, and the listing of cooperative medical institutions capable of initial diagnosis based on the 'COPD-F Protocol' to establish a system for early consultation and continuous treatment.
- Q: What is the COPD target in 'Healthy Japan 21 (Third Edition)?'
- A: A new numerical target has been set to reduce the COPD mortality rate to 10.0 per 100,000 population by fiscal year 2032.