Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Lung disease burden and management



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S. Rasmussen (Copenhagen, Denmark), E. Hansen (Copenhagen, Denmark), T. Stensrud (Oslo, Norway), K. Radon (Munich, Germany), M. Kowalski (Lodz, Poland), M. Kurowski (Lodz, Poland), J. Bousquet (Montpellier, France), S. Bonini (Naples, Italy), M. Bonini (Naples, Italy), L. Delgado (Porto, Portugal), A. Moreira (Porto, Portugal), F. Drobnik (Barcelona, Spain), S. Vakali (Athens, Greece), N. Papadoupolous (Athens, Greece), C. Gratziou (Athens, Greece), P. Malmberg (Helsinki, Finland), T. Haahtela (Helsinki, Finland), M. Voutilainen (Helsinki, Finland), V. Backer (Copenhagen, Denmark). Asthma in elite athletes – a non-Type 2 disease. 2141

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