Researchers found that there is a significant association between type 2 inflammation and asthma, as well as an increased risk for coronary artery disease. High eosinophil counts were also linked to coronary artery disease. Another study showed that individuals with asthma who have underlying insomnia, depression, and obstructive sleep apnea experience a negative impact on asthma control. Additionally, black and Hispanic asthma patients have more exacerbations and hospitalizations compared to white patients. Changes in antibody levels may predict the resolution of peanut allergies in children, and dupilumab was found to reduce mucus plugging and volume in asthmatic patients.
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Type 2 inflammation impacts the heart; sleep affects asthma control
