The 3TR-Asthma Biologic Cohort (ABC) study: an umbrella platform design to understand mechanisms of remission in severe asthma patients on biologics. - Amsterdam 2025

Remission/stability in airway diseases: how to achieve and what is next?

Chair(s): Guy Brusselle, Corrado Pelaia

Session type: Poster session

The 3TR-Asthma Biologic Cohort (ABC) study: an umbrella platform design to understand mechanisms of remission in severe asthma patients on biologics.

Stefania Principe

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