Pulmonology

An interview with a study author on new interpretations of biologic asthma benefit.

Treatment showed a similar effect on patients with and without baseline asthma.

Researchers explore further endpoints from the SINUS-24 and SINUS-52 trials.

In data presented at AAAAI 2021, researchers present new data from the LIBERTY ASTHMA QUEST trial.

New research show the novel DNRI benefits patients both adherent and not to their OSA primary therapy.

Partnerships between primary care physicians and pulmonologists may improve vaccination rates for patients with COPD.

The monoclonal antibody may provide a novel treatment pathway for the chronic, often deadly pulmonary disease.

The co-lead investigators discuss the upcoming first study to assess long-term outcomes on MIS-C patients.

A cohort assessment shows a 57% increased risk of pediatric asthma development among children given PPIs to treat gastrointestinal tract disorders.

A conversation with an expert virologist and public health advocate on the scientific and societal machinations of COVID-19 vaccination.

Patients receiving the drug experienced improvement in the 6-minute walk test and demonstrated a lower risk of clinical worsening.

Anne Dixon, MD, explains how it took 6 years to update recommendations for new asthma therapies.

Increased cumulative smoking was associated with increased risk of hospitalization and death.

More than two-thirds of smokers want to quit, but lack proper resources. A prescribing professional could help make up that difference.

The study underscores the importance of lowering air pollution concentrations below WHO guidelines.

A conversation on how associations between the chronic conditions have become better understood in 10 years.

A discussion around obesity's effect on asthma, and the newest recommendations for managed care.

To combat the deadliest cancer in the world, investigators are learning its origin in at-risk patients to prevent it altogether.

The new federal asthma management guidelines mark the first update of the guidance since 2007.

Many patients with paradoxical vocal fold motion disorder are misdiagnosed, and instead believe they are dealing with asthma. But in many cases, their symptoms do not respond to therapies.

New research adds to the case that some children are genetically more susceptible to allergic disease.

Oseltamivir and zanamivir are compared in acute treatment of patients with severe influenza type-A H1N1 in China.

Cigarette and smokeless tobacco use continues to decrease rapidly among teenagers, but e-cigarette use is on the rise.

There were similar rates of primary outcome events in the high-dose and standard-dose vaccination groups.

Long-term care facility residents and healthcare workers will receive the first of millions prepared doses in the US.