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Type 2 biologics reduced mucus plugs in asthma trials, and quantitative imaging may help detect this treatable phenotype, according to a GOLD 2026 session.

CT-detected mucus plugs affect up to 67% of patients with COPD and are linked to worse lung function, exacerbations, and mortality, even without symptoms.

At GOLD 2026, Alvar Agustí, MD, PhD, speaks on COPD underdiagnosis and misdiagnosis, barriers to spirometry in primary care, and managing pre-COPD.

October 2026 pulmonology highlights include FDA accelerated approval of Voceryq for recurrent respiratory papillomatosis and CHEST 2026 data.

HCPLive previews GOLD 2026 in Philadelphia, November 5-6, with sessions on the 2027 GOLD Report, mucus plugging, and exacerbations, plus expert interviews.

Five CHEST 2026 interviews cover nalbuphine ER for IPF cough, tozorakimab in COPD, depemokimab remission, AD109 in OSA, and robotic bronchoscopy.

Participants described earlier phenotyping, closer tracking of steroid exposure, and recognizing gradual gains on biologic therapy.

Participants described how payer requirements and documentation of steroid exposure shape biologic access.

At CHEST 2026, Retno Ariza Soemarwoto, MD, discusses curcumin’s effect on IL-17 in COPD, bioavailability, and what a guideline-ready trial needs.

At CHEST 2026, Jean Bourbeau, MD, said AI may support COPD diagnosis, remote monitoring, and posthospital care, though most tools still need validation.

Day 2 highlights from Phoenix covering PE intervention trials, pulmonary hypertension diagnostics, ILD telomere biology, and more.

Clinicians described how steroid exposure from multiple prescribers shapes biologic decisions in asthma and COPD.

APPs described earlier recognition of type 2 disease, documentation strategies for payers, and the role of specialty pharmacy in biologic access.

Check out highlights from news published on day 1 of CHEST 2026, spanning asthma, COPD, bronchiectasis, pulmonary rehabilitation, and fibrotic ILD.

At CHEST 2026, Pourshahid argued for matching patients to center-based, hybrid, or virtual pulmonary rehab based on a structured assessment.





































































