Publications by authors named "L Sher"
Over recent years, emergency telehealth has developed rapidly in Australasia. From the patient's perspective, establishing trust with a healthcare provider is uniquely challenging when using the audio and video modalities commonly used in telehealth. It is crucial to consider how we may improve the delivery of care through this emerging pathway if high-quality care is to be delivered.
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- The study investigates how type 2 comorbidities like asthma, allergic rhinitis, and food allergies affect the treatment response to dupilumab in young children with atopic dermatitis.
- In a trial involving children aged 6 months to 5 years, results showed that those treated with dupilumab had significantly better outcomes compared to those on placebo, regardless of comorbidities.
- Overall, the treatment was found to be safe and effectively improved symptoms of atopic dermatitis in children, supporting its use in those with and without type 2 inflammatory conditions.