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Brusselle G et al. – The PERSIST study shows better physician–rated effectiveness, greater improvements in quality of life, greater reductions in exacerbation rates, and greater reductions in healthcare utilization than previously reported in efficacy studies. Under real–life conditions, omalizumab is effective as add–on therapy in the treatment of patients with persistent severe allergic asthma.

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