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Blood eosinophil count correlates with severity of respiratory failure in life‐threatening asthma and predicts risk of subsequent exacerbations

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By Anthony C.A. Yii, Tunn‐Ren Tay, Ser Hon Puah, Hui‐Fang Lim
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Abstract Background An elevated blood eosinophil count when asthma is stable predicts exacerbations and therapeutic response to corticosteroids or biologics targeting eosinophils. Few studies have examined the prognostic value of blood eosinophils measured at exacerbation. Aim To elucidate the relationship between a spot blood eosinophil count–measured at the onset of a life‐threatening asthma exacerbation–with indices of exacerbation severity and risk of subsequent exacerbations.
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Blood eosinophil count correlates with severity of respiratory failure in life‐threatening asthma and predicts risk of subsequent exacerbations - Yii - - Clinical & Experimental Allergy - Wiley Online Library

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By Tunn‐Ren Tay, Ser Hon Puah, Anthony C.A. Yii, Hui‐Fang Lim
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Precision medicine in united airways disease: a “treatable traits” approach

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By Xue Ning Choo, Anthony CA Yii, Tunn‐Ren Tay, Mariko SY Koh
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United airways disease (UAD) is the concept that the upper and lower airways, which are anatomically and immunologically related, form a single organ. According to this concept, upper and lower airway diseases are frequently comorbid because they reflect manifestations of a single underlying disease at different sites of the respiratory tract.
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