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Publications Update - The Study's Design
Latest publications - see the list here.
American Thoracic Society and PrecISE Present Webinar on Severe Asthma for World Asthma Day
The webinar will be held on May 5 from 12-1pm EDT and coincides with this year’s annual observance of World Asthma Day. Register to attend.
Why PrecISE - Better ways to treat severe asthma - Watch the video
PrecISE is a network looking for better ways to treat teens and adults with severe asthma - learn more in this video.
PrecISE Co-Investigator Honored as “Hero Doc” by New York Post
Dr. Michael Peters is a west-coast based physician and researcher at the University of California – San Francisco (UCSF). He sees asthma patients there at the Severe Asthma Clinic and is an attending at the UCSF Critical Care Unit.
A native of New York, Dr. Peters’ thoughts turned to home as the medical response to the coronavirus intensified in New York.
COVID-19 Response and the PrecISE Research Study
Safety is our number one priority, for patients, their families, and our team members who work on all aspects of PrecISE.
Recruitment and Screening for PrecISE Clinical Study Opens
The PrecISE novel clinical trial, which applies precision medicine to severe asthma treatment, reached a major milestone with the opening of recruitment and screening at two study site locations.
PrecISE Study Featured on UNC-Chapel Hill Podcast Episode
Go into the world of precision medicine, with industry expert Dr. Michael Kosorok, in this podcast episode that touches on its importance to the PrecISE study.
Living with Severe Asthma: Click Here to View Video
"It’s a disease that can be quite devastating." In this video, see insights from PrecISE care providers.
May 7 is World Asthma Day
As PrecISE makes progress towards an investigational clinical study, World Asthma Day is the perfect time to reflect on the people who are discovering more about severe asthma.
Precision Medicine Studies: New Panel Discussion and Research Paper
An international group of experts met to discuss the gaps in understanding of severe asthma, and barriers that need to be overcome in order to conduct more efficient research studies that result in more effective treatments for patients.
