Benralizumab continues to improve quality of life after 6 months of treatment in Canadians with severe eosinophilic asthma
E. Penz (Saskatoon, Canada), S. Kayaniyil (Mississauga, Canada), B. Lancaster (Mississauga, Canada), B. Francoeur (Trois-Rivières, Canada), J. Lee (Toronto, Canada), M. Mallet (Bathurst, Canada), O. Tourin (Calgary, Canada), W. Ramesh (Edmonton, Canada), M. Mahdavian (Barrie, Canada), B. Walker (Calgary, Canada), Z. Belak (Regina, Canada), A. Thawer (Calgary, Canada), V. Dhawan (Edmonton, Canada), L. Mbuagbaw (Hamilton, Canada), S. Noorduyn (Mississauga, Canada)
Source: International Congress 2022 – Studies targeting IL-5 pathways in asthma
Session: Studies targeting IL-5 pathways in asthma
Session type: Thematic Poster
Number: 2129
 
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E. Penz (Saskatoon, Canada), S. Kayaniyil (Mississauga, Canada), B. Lancaster (Mississauga, Canada), B. Francoeur (Trois-Rivières, Canada), J. Lee (Toronto, Canada), M. Mallet (Bathurst, Canada), O. Tourin (Calgary, Canada), W. Ramesh (Edmonton, Canada), M. Mahdavian (Barrie, Canada), B. Walker (Calgary, Canada), Z. Belak (Regina, Canada), A. Thawer (Calgary, Canada), V. Dhawan (Edmonton, Canada), L. Mbuagbaw (Hamilton, Canada), S. Noorduyn (Mississauga, Canada). Benralizumab continues to improve quality of life after 6 months of treatment in Canadians with severe eosinophilic asthma. 2129
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