Can sufficient-component cause models improve personalised medicine in severe asthma? - Amsterdam 2025

Epidemiology of asthma, including severe asthma

Chair(s): Freda Yang, Joan B Soriano

Session type: Poster session

Can sufficient-component cause models improve personalised medicine in severe asthma?

Felix Forster

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Can sufficient-component cause models improve personalised medicine in severe asthma?

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Pleiotropic effects of asthma genetic risk scores partitioned using cell-specific epigenomic profiles

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Impact of biologic therapy on the cumulative and running societal financial burden of severe asthma a 19-year cost analysis

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To explore factors associated with non-engagement in asthma care

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