EAACI symposium 2022: Airway hyperresponsiveness and remodelling in asthma phenotypes (4/4)

Professor Brightling explores how inflammatory cells and airway smooth muscle cells interact, contributing to persistent airflow obstruction and airway hyperresponsiveness in asthma.

Professor Marone explains how epithelial cytokines drive asthma pathobiology including severity, exacerbation risk, reduced lung function and more.

Dr Caminati explores the impact of environmental triggers on the airway epithelium.

Slide deck presented at EAACI 2022 summarising the clinical relevance of airway hyperresponsiveness and the potential role of epithelial cytokines in airway remodelling.

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