Managing asthma with FeNO testing to improve patient outcomes
Asthma is characterised by chronic airway inflammation. It is one of the main causes of the exacerbations – or asthma attacks – that can have such a debilitating impact on...
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Why FeNO and alcohol don’t mix
The ability to test and obtain results at the point-of-care means FeNO (fractional exhaled nitric oxide) is the most convenient biomarker of airway...
A review of national and international guidelines for FeNO testing
FeNO testing has really gained traction over the last five years and thousands of physicians use it every day to improve patient outcomes...
Easing the burden of pollution in paediatric asthma
Air pollution has long been linked to asthma in children and known to contribute to worsening symptoms. According to the WHO, 4.2m deaths occur every year from...
The FeNO countdown
Exhaling for 10 seconds for all adult patients is one of the most important steps in FeNO testing. This article looks in detail at why this timing is so...
Understanding Type 2 inflammatory pathways
Interest in precision medicine is growing. For asthma, the challenge lies in differentiating between the various types of the disease to allow physicians...
How FeNO-driven asthma management can save healthcare resources
Since its discovery in the 1990s, FeNO (fractional exhaled nitric oxide) has proved to be a helpful biomarker to guide asthma diagnosis...
Can FeNO testing replace induced sputum and blood eosinophils to support asthma diagnosis?
To date, there is no single test available to diagnose asthma. Alongside traditional methods such as spirometry and peak expiratory flow...
How can FeNO help optimise asthma treatment and improve ICS adherence?
Inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) are the cornerstone of asthma controller therapy. However, patients don’t always adhere to...
Measuring FeNO – The technology behind NIOX VERO®
A look at what is important when measuring FeNO levels and how the technology behind NIOX VERO® addresses these needs...
Interpreting FeNO test results to enhance asthma management
FeNO values are used to indicate the likelihood that a patient has airway inflammation, a key characteristic of asthma. Knowing a patient's FeNO level can help diagnose asthma more accurately...
Using FeNO to control seasonal asthma
The colder months of the year see many asthmatics experience a worsening in their symptoms as autumn and winter bring a rush of triggers. From cold air outside to central heating within...
New study shows FeNO testing with NIOX VERO® is not an aerosol-generating procedure (AGP)
A new paper has been published demonstrating that FeNO testing is not an aerosol-generating procedure (AGP). Read our overview to find out how FeNO testing with NIOX VERO® can be safely continued.
FeNO for the diagnosis of asthma in adults: Friend or foe?
Our highlights from this friendly and informative debate from the European Respiratory Society’s International Congress 2021. Dr Iñigo Ojanguren Arranz, from University Hospital in Barcelona, says FeNO...
How regular FeNO testing can help improve patients' quality of life
Asthma exacerbations cause distress and can easily lead to a medical emergency. Here, we look at how regular FeNO testing can be used to help reduce the number of exacerbations and improve quality of life for asthma patients...
How certain foods affect FeNO testing results
In this article, we will discuss how certain types of food affect FeNO and what information clinicians can give patients to ensure reliable results.
The history of FeNO: The scientific milestones behind asthma management today
In this article, we look back at the scientific milestones that paved the way for today’s FeNO devices like NIOX®.