Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – New evidence from longitudinal asthma cohorts and other key studies



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J. Busby (Belfast, United Kingdom), L. Heaney (Belfast, United Kingdom), T. Brown (Portsmouth, United Kingdom), R. Chaudhuri (Glasgow, United Kingdom), P. Dennison (Southampton, United Kingdom), R. Gore (Cambridge, United Kingdom), D. Jackson (London, United Kingdom), A. Mansur (Birmingham, United Kingdom), A. Menzies-Gow (London, United Kingdom), S. Message (Gloucester, United Kingdom), R. Niven (Manchester, United Kingdom), M. Patel (Plymouth, United Kingdom), D. Price (Singapore, United Kingdom), S. Siddiqui (Leicester, United Kingdom), R. Stone (Taunton, United Kingdom), P. Pfeffer (London, United Kingdom). The impact of ethnicity on disease presentation and control in severe asthma. 1325

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