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Because of the associated symptoms, a multidisciplinary approach to care is essential
Patients with COPD are often affected by sarcopenia, but the underlying mechanisms for the development are poorly understood. New research looks into the causes and potential therapies
Research explores how incorporating long-term benefits will impact the new U.S. lung transplant allocation system
Review paper offers three-step treatment guidelines
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First retrospective study compares balloon and rigid bronchoplasty
Results of a recent study indicate important implications for individuals experiencing homelessness and policy interventions
A pulmonologist describes how using an esophageal balloon can provide a more precise diagnosis and hemodynamic classification of pulmonary hypertension
A recent study shows how equitable care can be achieved
The SMARRT program, developed through a T32 grant from the NIH, promotes an entire curriculum of scholarship, training and mentoring for participants
Research from three pulmonologists is shining light on mechanotransduction and ECM signal processing in ways that could lead to new therapeutic options
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