The phrase "asthma will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future predictions or expectations regarding asthma, such as its prevalence or treatment outcomes.
Example: "If current trends continue, asthma will be a leading health concern for children in urban areas."
Alternatives: "asthma is expected to be" or "asthma may become".
Mepolizumab (trade name: Nucala) for the treatment of severe asthma will be listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
They say that fewer people will go to their doctors and that more severe health problems like asthma will be left undiagnosed.
"Because of this decision, children with asthma will be able to spend more time outdoors," Mr. Pope said in a statement.
"This settlement assures that thousands of children suffering from asthma will be properly treated," said Gretchen Buchenholz, executive director of the Association to Benefit Children, one of three groups that filed the lawsuit on behalf of homeless children.
They say that if more allergy drugs are available without a prescription, fewer people will go to the doctor and more severe health problems like asthma will be left undiagnosed.
"If there is a smog incident then athletes, especially in the endurance events, will not achieve their top performance and those who have any tendency to asthma will be badly affected.
Efficacy outcomes, including family asthma management, lung function, adolescent asthma control, asthma-related quality of life, and self-efficacy for asthma management, will be collected at baseline, post-treatment, and 4-month follow-up.
In addition, their asthma control will be assessed by administering the Juniper Asthma Control Questionnaire (ACQ) (how many days in the past week the subject has been affected by night time symptoms, morning symptoms, activity limitation due to asthma as well as frequency of β2-agonist use) [ 17].
Information on demographic data, smoking habits, occupational status, professional exposure to asthma risk factors/triggers, concomitant diseases and therapies and asthma history will be collected during the first visit.
The level of asthma control will be based on a 3-monthly assessment of asthma symptoms, number and severity of exacerbations, FEV1, with or without the level of FeNO.
Asthma symptoms will be identified using an extended version of ISAAC's asthma questionnaire [ 50].
