Molecular allergology approach to allergic asthma

Allergic asthma is a frequently encountered and well described asthma phenotype. However, its precise mechanisms are less known. The tools for targeted selection of patients for an optimal response to intervention (prevention or treatment) are also lacking. Here we explore the potential of the molecular allergology approach to achieve a better understanding of allergic asthma mechanisms, a precise diagnosis and an optimal management of these patients.

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Allergic asthma, a commonly encountered subtype of asthma, lacks precise understanding of its mechanisms and targeted interventions for optimal response. This article explores the potential of molecular allergology approach in achieving better understanding, accurate diagnosis, and optimal management of allergic asthma patients.