A Special Christmas Gift
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My 8th year in the SARP
Hard to believe, but this week I began my 8th year as a research subjectRead More
1 responseI’m phenotyped
Thanks to the efforts of the SARP researchers and the new era of severe asthmaRead More
3 responsesSARP ends, but the research continues
Though still in operation, the NIH funded Severe Asthma Research Program (SARP), which started 14Read More
1 responseA SARP’in we will go…….
- Asthma
- asthma advocacy
- asthma awareness
- asthma phenotypes
- Asthma research
- Doctor appointments
- People, Places and Events
- Sally Wenzel
- SARP
- Severe asthma
In a few weeks I’m off to Pittsburgh again to participate in SARP III. TheRead More
1 responseDupilumab , A Game Changer ?
- Asthma
- asthma awareness
- Asthma Medications
- asthma phenotypes
- Asthma research
- Sally Wenzel
- Severe asthma
When I heard the news today that there’s a new drug in the pipeline forRead More
4 responsesLunch with Sally
- Asthma
- asthma awareness
- Asthma Education
- Asthma research
- People, Places and Events
- Sally Wenzel
- SARP
Had the great fortune of having lunch last week with one of my most favoriteRead More
7 responsesCross Country Lab-Ratting
I just accepted an invitation to participate in a new clinical research project that studiesRead More
5 responsesSARP Follow-up
Wow, has it been an entire year already? I guess so, because I just completedRead More
6 responsesThe SARP experience
- Air-trapping
- Asthma
- Asthma medical tests
- Asthma research
- Inspiration
- People, Places and Events
- Pulmonary function tests
- Sally Wenzel
- SARP
- Shortness of Breath
- travel
Welcome to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for the
22 responsesOff to the Burgh for the SARP
I’m a lab rat…. and proud of it ! Later today I’m off to Pittsburgh,Read More
10 responsesSARP podcast
- Air-trapping
- Asthma
- Asthma medical tests
- Asthma research
- Asthma Symptoms
- People, Places and Events
- SARP
- Shortness of Breath
Interesting article from a 2008 SARP study, titled… “More than a Matter of Degree: SevereRead More
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