I don't think Wheezo is trying to replace any ongoing care?...

I don't think Wheezo is trying to replace any ongoing care? I thought it was more about complimenting and adding to the current practices to give clinicians a better understanding of what is going on with the patient's asthma when they are at home or living their day to day life. it is a huge source of additional data that the medical profession and key stakeholders simply don't have in the current environment.
JFo would you know the rough cost of the biologics treatment? and if so is there any funding/reimbursement? keen to know more about this new treatment?
I can definitely see why it would make sense that one of those big 4 pharma companies that Richney listed would want to have more data and analysis to prove that their treatments are working and having a positive impact on the asthma sufferers day to day life