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… adherence.Conclusions Delays in inhaler use could lead to poor asthma control and outcomes. As many patients reported using their inh…

…n age, 7.0 years; 69.0% boys) were included; 89.1% had AR, 7.5% asthma and 3.4% both conditions. Overall, 76.5% were sensitised to inh…

…y oscillometry measurements within normal limits. Data from 796 asthma patients were extracted for the cross-sectional analysis. The m…

…The number of asthma deaths among children and young people (CYP) in the UK has rema…

…Importance The role of intravenous aminophylline in acute asthma in childhood is unclear.Objectives To assess the safety and eff…

…Background Inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) are the foundation of asthma treatment, yet approximately 50% of patients are sub-optimally …

…m aimed to identify and address SABA over-use through supported asthma guideline implementation within six English primary care networ…

…ly understood.Methods The clinical response of individuals with SA established on treatment with tezepelumab at our regional sever…

…ospective, single-arm study enrolling patients (≥18 years) with severe asthma, newly prescribed mepolizumab (100 mg subcutaneously). Changes …

…to ferroptosis in asthma and may identify potential targets for childhood asthma and asthma exacerbations.…

…rable.Conclusions Increased counts of MDSCs are mostly found in asthma, pointing towards the role of these immunomodulatory cells in i…

…as surprisingly high and did not align with their perception of asthma control and when significant changes in management, such as swi…