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AeroBid

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Aer·o·bid (âr-bd)
A trademark for the drug flunisolide in an inhaler form.

AeroBid
[ār′o-bid′]
a trademark for an oral inhalation preparation of flunisolide.

AeroBid [ār´o-bid″]
trademark for preparations of flunisolide, an antiinflammatory agent administered by inhalation to treat asthma.


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