Severe eosinophilic asthma awareness is on the rise, but a new GSK/Harris Poll survey reveals gaps for docs and patients, says GSK senior medical lead.

Glax­o­SmithK­line en­list­ed Har­ris Poll for a se­vere asth­ma sur­vey — re­sults point to more out­reach

Peo­ple with cer­tain chron­ic con­di­tions are far­ing worse than oth­ers dur­ing the pan­dem­ic. A new sur­vey from The Har­ris Poll com­mis­sioned by Glax­o­SmithK­line finds that peo­ple with asth­ma, specif­i­cal­ly se­vere eosinophilic asth­ma, are among them.

More than two-thirds (68%) of pa­tients di­ag­nosed with se­vere eosinophilic asth­ma sur­veyed de­scribe their health as fair or poor – and that may be down­play­ing the re­al­i­ty. Nine­ty per­cent of physi­cians who see se­vere asth­ma pa­tients sur­veyed rate their pa­tients’ over­all qual­i­ty of life us­ing the same fair or poor de­scrip­tors.

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