About the book
Asthma is the most common chronic lower respiratory disease in children worldwide. Asthma usually starts at an early age, progresses differently, and the phenotype is fluid, which may worsen or disappear over time. At the same time, childhood asthma faces additional challenges due to the maturation process of the respiratory and immune systems, the natural history of the wheezing disease, the lack of good evidence-based medical evidence, the difficulty of establishing diagnostic and drug delivery pathways for disease, and the variable and often unpredictable response to treatment. The search is on for better ways to guide the diagnosis and treatment of asthma and even predict its occurrence. Therefore, non-coding RNAs have come into people's vision and play a great role in the occurrence and development of asthma through immune regulation and signal pathways. We have gained a lot of valuable experience in the continuous search for its relationship with asthma, and may even become a new target for the treatment of asthma in the future. So in this book, we will also mention the relationship between non-coding RNAs and asthma in the hope that more people will take notice.
