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\title{I'm Clive Page, a Professor of Pharmacology at King's College London. I
do research on understanding why people have asthma and I'm here today
to talk about it. AMA!}



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  \date{April 24, 2026}


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My name is Clive Page and I am a Professor of Pharmacology at King's
College London and Director of the Sackler Institute of Pulmonary
Pharmacology, King's College London. I have spent my career working on
understanding why people have asthma and other inflammatory diseases of
the lung. I have also been very interested in the treatment of these
diseases and have been involved in the discovery and development of a
new drug for the treatment of asthma and COPD (smokers disease), RPL554,
which is currently in clinical trials. I recently gave the 81st Stephen
Paget Memorial Lecture about the role animals have played in the
development of medicines to treat asthma. I have always advocated
openness in discussing the role of animals in research and have
contributed widely to the public debate about this important issue. This
is my first AMA, I'm here to talk about asthma and other inflammatory
diseases of the lung, the treatment of these diseases, and how animal
research plays an important role, so Ask Me Anything! This AMA has been
organised by Understanding Animal Research. Thanks for your questions
and I hope the information supplied is of some help%
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