Comments on clinical predictors of remission and persistence of adult-onset asthma

We were interested to read the article by Westerhof et al1 published as an article in press in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology in April 2017. They tried to identify the significant predictors of asthma persistence and remission in adults with newly diagnosed, well-defined asthma. The results demonstrated that nasal polyps and airway hyperresponsiveness can be significant predictors of persistent asthma.1 Undoubtedly, an important study has been conducted but it seems that some methodological points should be noticed.

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