Abstract
This is usually accompanied by a decline in episodes of near-fatal asthma attacks and hospitalisations, and a reduction in other indicators of asthma morbidity. 1 These gains have led to a shift in thinking on the management of asthma, away from simply preventing death and hospitalisations, toward achieving and maintaining sustained control of all clinical features. This includes absence of daytime and night-time symptoms, no limitation of activities, no rescue β2-agonist use and normal lung function. 3 Recent research has confirmed that this goal is achievable in a large proportion of patients with asthma of all severities, 3
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