Cellular mechanisms and structural changes associated with cigarette smoking in asthma: impact of smoking on asthma inflammatory phenotypes - Vienna 2024

Smoking in patients with obstructive airway diseases: a challenge beyond chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Chair(s): Ane Johannessen, Apostolos Bossios, Howraman Meteran

Session type: Symposium

Cellular mechanisms and structural changes associated with cigarette smoking in asthma: impact of smoking on asthma inflammatory phenotypes

Guy Brusselle

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Patient's perspective

Helen Vasiliki Giannakou

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Smoking among adolescents: facts on data

Stamatoula Tsikrika

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Cellular mechanisms and structural changes associated with cigarette smoking in asthma: impact of smoking on asthma inflammatory phenotypes

Guy Brusselle

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Smoking before and after COPD diagnosis

Asl? G?rek Dilekta?l?

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Impact of smoking on treatment response: reduced efficacy of inhaled corticosteroids and biologicals?

Marco Idzko

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Discussion and Q&A

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Session aims

To understand the importance of smoking cessation as an integral part of every service for patients of pulmonary physicians; to highlight tobacco cessation in adolescence as a complex and ongoing process that should involve various stakeholders, including schools, healthcare providers, parents and the community, to create a comprehensive strategy for success.

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The ERS Congress 2024, Vienna

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