Proof of Mechanism for an inhaled anti-TSLP fragment antibody, AZD8630/AMG104, in a phase 1 study in healthy adults and asthma patients - Vienna 2024

Recent advances in biological treatments for asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Chair(s): Manali Mukherjee, Florence Schleich

Session type: Oral presentation

Proof of Mechanism for an inhaled anti-TSLP fragment antibody, AZD8630/AMG104, in a phase 1 study in healthy adults and asthma patients

Ian C. Scott

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