Perception Phenotypes in Difficult-to-Treat Asthma Based on Asthma Control Reported by Patients and Lung Function.

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Perception Phenotypes in Difficult-to-Treat Asthma Based on Asthma Control Reported by Patients and Lung Function.

The journal of allergy and clinical immunology. In practice - 1 Sept 2026

Wei Liuyu, Stanescu Sabina, Harvey Matthew, Lewis Adam, Varkonyi-Sepp Judit, Freeman Anna, Haitchi Hans Michael, Djukanovic Ratko, Vorobeva Elena V, Kadalayil Latha, Hudson-Colby J J, Eames Chellan, Reina Elena Dabrio, Arshad S Hasan, Larsson Maria, Dennison Paddy, Rupani Hitasha, Kurukulaaratchy Ramesh J, Ainsworth Ben

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BACKGROUND: Self-reported asthma control and lung function are key to evaluating asthma status, but they are not always concordant in patients with difficult-to-treat (difficult) asthma, indicating potential heterogeneity in patients' asthma perception. OBJECTIVE: To classify asthma perception phenotypes using both asthma control reported by patients and lung function, and to examine their associations with...

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PMID: 42140348
DOI: 10.1016/j.jaip.2026.05.005

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