… used in asthma [16, 17], raising the hope of asthma remission as a … asthma remission,
what it constitutes, the prevalence and predictors of remission, the pathophysiology of remission…

… due to structural changes as a late sequel of childhood asthma. To answer this question, we
… clinical remission of asthma, 19 subjects with symptomatic asthma, and 17 healthy controls [ …

… In this review, we highlight the definition, prevalence and characteristics of asthma remission.
Next, we describe factors associated with the induction of asthma remission, inflammatory …

… with healthy controls, children and adolescents who have apparently outgrown their asthma
related … all appear consistently higher in subjects with remitting asthma than in controls. …

… compared with adults with mild, persistent symptomatic asthma. … remission of asthma, 16
patients in symptomatic remission of asthma, 29 mild asthmatic patients and 15 healthy controls. …

… 7 had higher numbers of eosinophils, T cells, mast cells, and IL-5 in the airway mucosa
than healthy control subjects. Another study 31 found higher numbers of eosinophils in the …

… However, asthmatic subjects in clinical remission will … subjects in clinical remission of atopic
asthma have persistent … in clinical remission, asthmatic subjects, and healthy control subjects…

… asthma remission in the airways, we investigated whether variation in DNA methylation in
bronchial biopsies is associated with remission of asthma. … remission and healthy controls that …

… absence of symptoms of asthma without the use of any … asthma and 18 healthy control
subjects. We found significantly higher eNO values in the remission group than in healthy controls (…

… Establishing factors related to asthma remission could have clinical and public health
implications. Few epidemiological studies have focused on asthma remission and most that have …