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Urinary eicosanoids in T2-low severe asthma: relationship with symptoms and exacerbation profile

2024-07-16

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BACKGROUND: 5-10% of patients with asthma have severe disease. Many patients experience persistent symptoms despite being T2-low. Obesity is associated with increased asthma symptoms. Eicosanoids have well-described roles in the pathophysiology of asthma and may contribute to persistent symptoms in T2-low severe asthma. OBJECTIVE: To examine the relationship between urinary eicosanoids, asthma symptoms, obesity an...

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417bfa96-1896-5339-a503-5f529cd9bb49
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10.22541/au.172115240.08241667/v1
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