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Pulmonology
COVID-19 Complications & Searches for a Cure with Dr. David Ho
August 04, 2020
Podcast
World-leading virologist and AIDS researcher David Ho, MD, joins the inaugural podcast episode.
How VTE Screening Can Be Improved
July 31, 2020
Video
A discussion on how thromboembolism research and care could benefit from progression in diagnostics.
New Data Expands the Risk Pool for Mortality From Elevated Pulmonary Artery Pressure
July 30, 2020
Article
Patients with a mPAP of at least 19 mm Hg and pulmonary artery wedge pressure of 15 mm Hg or less had an adjusted hazard ratio for mortality of 1.71.
FDA Approves COPD Triple Therapy
July 24, 2020
Article
The approval are based on a pair of recent phase 3 trials showing the safety and efficacy of budesonide/glycopyrrolate/formoterol fumarate.
Pediatric Multisystem Inflammatory Disease and COVID-19
July 24, 2020
Article
Until more is known about long-term cardiac mechanisms behind MIS-C, providers could consider following Kawasaki disease guidelines for follow-up care
ATS Releases New Guidelines for Elective Pulmonary and Sleep Procedures
July 17, 2020
Article
A two-week period of downward COVID-19 cases is needed before reigniting elective procedures.
Polygenic Risk Score Could Better Predict Severe COPD Risk
July 09, 2020
Article
Genomics, in combination with patient demographic risks, could help better inform clinicians of persons at risk for worsened chronic pulmonary burden.
Scheduled Follow-Ups May Not Be Necessary for Pediatric Bronchiolitis
July 07, 2020
Article
A noninferiority study showed parents were not more anxious when their discharged child was treated as-need—nor was their child at greater health risk.
Very Early Spring Onset Associated With Asthma-Related Hospital Admissions
July 07, 2020
Article
There is also an association between late onset of spring and an increase in hospital admissions for asthma.
Developmental Disabilities Linked to Greater Pediatric Asthma Risk
July 02, 2020
Article
ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, seizures, and even developmental delays are asssociated with a two-fold risk of asthma in US children.