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Clinical remission at two years post-diagnosis of asthma and its association with clinical outcomes: A retrospective cohort study in asthma patients with maintenance inhaler therapy
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• Impact of clinical remission on clinical outcomes in asthma with inhaler therapy is unclear. • Achieving clinical remission significantly slows the decline in lung function. • Additionally, exacerbation can be reduced in patients who achieved clinical remission. • Clinical remission can be considered as optimal therapeutic goal in asthma management.
Keywords:
asthma
clinical remission
lung function
exacerbation
inhaler therapy
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