The management of difficult-to-control asthma remains a significant challenge, which
frequently requires the input of the wider multidisciplinary team. This review covers the …

An international group of primary care asthma experts, as well as pulmonologists and
allergists from Europe and the US, met to discuss asthma management focused on the …

Despite recent advances in therapy, a substantial proportion of asthmatics remain not well
controlled. The classical stepwise approach to pharmacological therapy in adult asthma …

Key Points Asthma is a heterogeneous syndrome ranging from mild disease with barely
noticeable symptoms to very severe disease with constant symptoms that may greatly hinder …

The care of patients with difficult‐to‐control asthma (“difficult asthma”) is challenging and
costly. Despite high‐intensity asthma treatment, these patients experience poor asthma …

The concept of asthma has changed substantially in recent years. Asthma is now recognised
as a heterogeneous entity that is complex to treat. The subdivision of asthma, provided by …

Background Multidisciplinary systematic assessment improves outcomes in difficult‐to‐treat
asthma, but without clear response predictors. Using a treatable‐traits framework, we …

BACKGROUND: Asthma clinical research will highly benefit from standardization of major
outcomes in terms of definition and assessment methodology. This will permit useful …

Background The management of obstructive airway diseases (OADs) is complex. The
treatable traits (TTs) approach may be an effective strategy for managing OADs. Objective …

Asthma is a common inflammatory disease, affecting over 300 million people worldwide, 1
including one in nine Australian adults. 2 Asthma imposes a major burden on the health …