Discussion and Q&A - Milan 2023 - ERS Respiratory Channel

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International Congresses Discussion and Q&A

Is it clinically helpful to say someone has mild asthma?

Chair(s): Hilary Pinnock, Nicolas Roche

Session type: Pro-Con debate

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Yes, there is clinical utility in saying someone has mild asthma

Florence Schleich

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No, there is no clinical utility in saying someone has mild asthma

Johann Christian Virchow

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to discuss and consider what mild asthma represents and how to address it; to discuss how international guidelines, the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) and the National Asthma Education and Prevention Program (NAEPP) address the definitions of asthma control, asthma severity and future risks; to discuss the reality and perspective of mild asthma; to answer the question of whether the term mild asthma has clinical utility or whether alternative terms are needed.

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The ERS International Congress 2023, Milan

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