With asthma, better is possible.

There are advances in asthma treatment that can make things better.
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Don't let asthma hold you back

What we’ve learned

There have been significant advancements in understanding the link between asthma and a specific type of inflammation called “type 2 inflammation.” A greater knowledge of type 2 inflammation means new possibilities for treatment and even better asthma management.

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Taking real control of your asthma

“Control” has a specific meaning when it comes to asthma. If you’re constantly reaching for that rescue inhaler, your asthma may not be controlled. But there are treatments that address type 2 inflammation directly that can help.

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What makes asthma “severe”?

If you’re still having asthma symptoms that affect your daily life even though you’re taking maintenance medications as prescribed by your doctor, you could have “severe asthma.” This means it’s particularly hard to treat. But there are still treatments that can address the type of inflammation underlying severe asthma.

Learn more about severe asthma