This exciting event includes presentations and discussion of GAN Phase I papers and invited perspectives from asthma experts from New Zealand, the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA), World Health Organization and others
This symposium builds on GAN’s state of the art Global Asthma Report 2022 - www.globalasthmareport.org
The on-demand symposium was launched on the SmartLab platform on 12 February. To access this exciting event, register below for a personalised link and instructions on how to use the SmartLab.
As well as access to the Symposium talks and summaries, you have the opportunity to contribute to discussions about future collaborative work with GAN using a digital online environment called Ludic SmartLab.
We are using the SmartLab to develop ideas for GAN Phase II, the next Global Asthma Report, working with WHO on engaging people with lived experience of asthma, transforming access to affordable inhaled medicines for asthma and several other exciting topics. You can pick and choose what grabs your interest and, as with the Symposium itself, it is completely free to take part in.
This is an important moment in time before the UN High Level Meeting on NCDs in 2025 to make the case for all children, adolescents and adults with asthma to get access to the treatments they need.
GAN gratefully acknowledges funding from the University of Auckland and Wellcome (Grant number 203919/Z/16/Z) as well as sponsorship from AstraZeneca and GlaxoSmithKline that has helped to make the GAN Symposium 2024 possible. We thank the speakers and the organisations they represent for their contributions including securing their own funding to enable their participation. The Symposium programme was developed independently by the GAN Steering Group.
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