Identifying an At-Risk Asthma Phenotype: Allergy and Recurrent Infections Predict Severe Disease.

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Identifying an At-Risk Asthma Phenotype: Allergy and Recurrent Infections Predict Severe Disease.

Clinical and experimental allergy : journal of the British Society for Allergy and Clinical Immunology - 1 Jun 2026

Bari Emilie Johanning, Hansen Susanne, Sandin Patrik, Ernstsson Olivia, Geale Kirk, Bossios Apostolos, Lehtimäki Lauri, Janson Christer, Ulrik Charlotte, Kankaanranta Hannu, Aarli Bernt Bøgvald, Von Bülow Anna, Viinanen Arja, Sverrild Asger, Lúdvíksdóttir Dóra, Backman Helena, Schmid Johannes Martin, Karjalainen Jussi, Bjermer Leif, Kilpeläinen Maritta, Hilberg Ole, Kauppi Paula, Lehmann Sverre, Sandström Thomas, Skjold Tina, Björnsdóttir Unnur Steina, Yasinska Valentyna, Backer Vibeke, Altraja Alan, Porsbjerg Celeste

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BACKGROUND: Asthma severity is influenced by complex immunologic and environmental factors. While allergic asthma is linked to increased susceptibility to respiratory infections, the combined role of allergy and antibiotic-treated infections in progression to severe asthma has not been fully evaluated. OBJECTIVE: To evaluate whether allergic asthma and recurrent respiratory infections (RRI) requiring antibiotics...

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