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How Type 2 Inflammation Influences Treatment Choices

Panelists discuss how identifying type 2 inflammation in patients influences treatment decisions by steering clinicians toward targeted therapies, such as biologics or other immunomodulators, that specifically address the underlying inflammatory mechanisms rather than relying solely on symptomatic treatments.

  • In your experience, how does knowing a patient has type 2 inflammation influence the choice in treatment?
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