Oral bacterial lysates reduce wheezing frequency and infection rates in children with asthma
Oral bacterial lysates may improve outcomes for children with asthma
This meta-analysis of 2,893 children with asthma found that oral bacterial lysates (OBLs) significantly reduced wheezing frequency (MD = -3.…
A review of data suggests that oral bacterial lysates could reduce wheezing and infection rates in children living with asthma.
System-level strategies and task-shifted care improve equity in global allergic disease management
Systemic Changes Could Improve Asthma Care in Underserved Communities
This guideline provides a narrative review of the global burden of allergic diseases, specifically focusing on underserved populations. It s…
New strategies like community health workers and digital tools could help bridge the gap in asthma care for underserved populations worldwid…
Prenatal beta-2-adrenergic agonist exposure linked to increased ASD risk with aOR 1.34 preconception
Prenatal asthma drug use linked to higher autism risk in massive study
This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluated neurodevelopmental outcomes in offspring of pregnant women exposed to asthma medications.…
A huge analysis of millions of births found a link between taking asthma inhalers before or during pregnancy and autism in children.
Montelukast vs Tiotropium Added to ICS in Children With Asthma
Asthma Treatment Comparison Shows Mixed Results for Kids
This randomized controlled trial in 152 children aged 6 to 14 years with partly controlled or uncontrolled asthma found no significant diffe…
A small trial found no clear difference between two asthma medicines for children, though one caused rare side effects.
FeNO measurement shows limited diagnostic performance for asthma in school-age children
FeNO breath test shows limited accuracy for diagnosing asthma in school-age children
This observational cohort study of 1,979 school-age children found that fractional exhaled nitric oxide (FeNO) had poor discrimination for a…
A breath test for asthma showed poor accuracy in children, especially those without allergies, raising questions about its use as a standalo…
Strategies to screen and reduce adverse events in patients with asthma using systemic corticosteroids
Asthma Patients Are Still Getting Too Many Steroids — Here Is Why That Matters
This systematic review examined real-world practice strategies aimed at identifying and screening patients at risk of adverse events associa…
Asthma patients face serious, preventable harm from overused systemic steroids, yet safer biologics aren't reaching enough people who need t…
Meta-analysis finds inhaled corticosteroids associated with reduced cardiovascular mortality in COPD patients
A Common COPD Medicine May Also Protect Your Heart
A systematic review and meta-analysis of 74,004 COPD patients found inhaled corticosteroid-containing formulations were associated with redu…
For people with COPD, a medication they already use to breathe easier might also offer a hidden layer of protection for their heart.