Who (if anyone) actually gets steroid-sparing effects from aeroallergen immunotherapy?
Since 1997, there have been only 4 controlled clinical studies that sought to examine the issue of steroid-sparing effects from SIT. [...]we have age and asthma duration, which may influence the potency of the anti-inflammatory effects of SIT.
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