Asthma Exacerbations Equal With Two Biologics
Conexiant
October 24, 2025
Patients with asthma treated with dupilumab or tezepelumab had similar exacerbation rates, with 22% experiencing at least one episode.
Dupilumab users had slightly higher systemic corticosteroid use (45%) compared to tezepelumab users (41%).
Adverse events were reported in 24% of dupilumab patients and 18% of tezepelumab patients, with dermatitis and conjunctivitis being the most common.
Eosinophil levels decreased in both treatment groups, with greater but nonsignificant reductions in the dupilumab cohort.
The study included 949 matched patients per cohort and was limited by its retrospective design and reliance on electronic health records.
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