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Health outcomes following treatment for 6 months with once daily tiotropium compared with twice daily salmeterol in patients with COPD
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We wish to clarify issues raised by your recent letter regarding the abovementioned paper published in May 2003 in Thorax (2003;58:399–404). Our intention was to notify the editors and to reference the paper by Donohue et al appearing in Chest. We believe this is evidenced by our declaring in the cover letter that the data from one of the two trials were under review. However, we wish to apologise that we did not follow this up and did not remember to notify the Editorial Office about the acceptance of the Donohue manuscript in our response to the reviewers. We wish to assure you that it was not our desire to hide this information and we believe in and support the integrity of the scientific review and publication policies of all peer review journals.
Two separate clinical trials were conducted, as mentioned in the paper. Only the
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