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The need for physiological phenotyping to develop new drugs for airways disease.
Pharmacological research - 1 Sept 2020
Chapman David G, King G G, Robinson Paul D, Farah Claude S, Thamrin Cindy
Abstract excerpt
Asthma and COPD make up the majority of obstructive airways diseases (OADs), which affects ∼11 % of the population. The main drugs used to treat OADs have not changed in the past five decades, with advancements mainly comprising variations on existing treatments. The recent biologics are beneficial to only specific subsets of patients. Part of this may lie in our inability to adequately characterise the...
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