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March 7, 2022/Pulmonary/Research

Cleveland Clinic’s Innovative Program Supports Next Generation of Respiratory Physician and Scientist Investigators

The SMARRT program, developed through a T32 grant from the NIH, promotes an entire curriculum of scholarship, training and mentoring for participants

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February 10, 2022/Pulmonary/Research

Context Matters: How the Paradigm for Studying Pulmonary Fibrosis is Changing

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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February 8, 2022/COVID-19

How Cleveland Clinic Used Regional ICUs to Alleviate COVID-19 Surges

Due in part to a unique infrastructure model along with consistent communication at all levels, Cleveland Clinic was able to remain agile in its response to the COVID-19 pandemic

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February 3, 2022/Neurosciences

In Neurosarcoidosis, Tools for Disease Monitoring May Finally Be at Hand

Study clears way for efforts to validate the NIH Toolbox Motor Battery

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January 28, 2022/Pulmonary/Research

Eosinophilia as a Potential Biomarker to Guide Inhaled Corticosteroid Therapy in COVID-19 Treatments

New findings from a large retrospective study illustrate how understanding a patient’s pre-existing immune profile might impact COVID-19 outcomes

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October 8, 2021/COVID-19

Intranasal Corticosteroid Use and COVID-19 Outcomes

Association highlights importance of the nose in infection

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June 15, 2021/Pulmonary/Research

Treating Alcohol Use Disorder May Help Reduce Disease Burden in Asthma and COPD

Study is first to link alcohol with adverse outcomes and increased hospitalization

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July 27, 2020/Pulmonary/Research

Counting Steps: The Case for Remote Monitoring in Patients With Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension

Study assesses accelerometric data as a measure for patients with PAH

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April 8, 2020/Pulmonary/Research

A Closer Look at Insulin Resistance in Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension

New study uses hyperglycemic clamp technique in individuals with idiopathic PAH

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