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Unmet Needs and Future Research
Panelists discuss how unmet needs in type 2 inflammatory diseases require further research, including developing more personalized treatment approaches, identifying novel biomarkers for better disease phenotyping, improving long-term disease control strategies, and addressing the psychosocial impacts of chronic inflammatory conditions to enhance patients’ overall quality of life and outcomes.
EP: 1.Navigating the Challenges of Respiratory Diseases
EP: 2.The Impact of Atopic Dermatitis and Prurigo Nodularis
EP: 3.Linking Type 2 Inflammation to Asthma and COPD
EP: 4.Impact of Exacerbations in Type 2 Inflammatory Respiratory Diseases
EP: 5.Type 2 Inflammation: The Link Between AD and PN
EP: 6.Personalizing Treatment Selection
EP: 7.Navigating Treatment Challenges in Chronic Skin Conditions
EP: 8.Role of Biologics in Dermatological Care
EP: 9.Biomarkers as Tools in Management of Type 2 Inflammation
EP: 10.Strategies to Manage Type 2 Inflammation in Respiratory Diseases
EP: 11.Addressing Unmet Needs and Emerging Agents
EP: 12.Future Directions for Type 2 Inflammation Management
EP: 13.Type 2 Inflammatory Diseases and Impact on Quality of Life
EP: 14.Type 2 Inflammation Biomarkers
EP: 15.How Type 2 Inflammation Influences Treatment Choices
EP: 16.Complications of Uncontrolled Disease and Management of Comorbidities
EP: 17.Patient Education and Emerging Therapies
EP: 18.Unmet Needs and Future Research
- What unmet needs require further research to improve quality of life and outcomes for patients living with type 2 inflammatory diseases?
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