A large-scale analysis shows that allergic rhinitis raises asthma risk in chronic rhinosinusitis, suggesting targeted treatments may help.
CRS is associated with increased risk of incident asthma and subsequent exacerbations, and coexisting AR identifies a higher-risk phenotype within CRS. These findings highlight the need for phenotype-informed studies to determine whether targeted upper-airway management can mitigate downstream asthma burden.
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