Late Breaking Abstract - Phase I safety and tolerance study of the inhalable anti IL-4R? single domain antibody, LQ036, demonstrates promising clinical profile to treat asthma - Milan 2023

Biological treatments for asthma: a new era in severe asthma management

Chair(s): Apostolos Bossios, Lena Uller

Session type: Oral presentation

Late Breaking Abstract - Phase I safety and tolerance study of the inhalable anti IL-4R? single domain antibody, LQ036, demonstrates promising clinical profile to treat asthma

Yakun Wan

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Late Breaking Abstract - Phase I safety and tolerance study of the inhalable anti IL-4R? single domain antibody, LQ036, demonstrates promising clinical profile to treat asthma

Yakun Wan

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Tezepelumab can restore normal lung function in patients with severe, uncontrolled asthma

Ian Douglas Pavord

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The proportion of patients achieving low biomarker levels with tezepelumab treatment in the phase 3 NAVIGATOR study

David J Jackson

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Changes in serum total IgE after cessation of tezepelumab after 2 years of treatment (DESTINATION)

Marco Caminati

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Durability of Benralizumab-induced remission in severe asthma: an analysis of the BORA study

Marek Lommatzsch

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Parasitic Infections and Biological Therapies Targeting Type 2 Inflammation: a Vigibase® Study.

Laurent Guilleminault

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