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Search Results for COPD

Featured Buzz Jan. 20

By Debbie Bunch  January 20, 2025  DPI Triple Inhaler Therapy May Outperform MDI Triple Inhaler Therapy  Researchers from the U.S. and Canada who compared outcomes for two commonly prescribed triple inhaler therapies for COPD in a study published by BMJ found one marginally outperformed the other.   The research involved U.S. health claims data from 2012-2023 … Continued

Featured Buzz Oct. 7

By Debbie Bunch October 7, 2024 Viruses That Linger Could be Behind Chronic Lung Conditions A study conducted in mice by investigators from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis suggests eliminating immune cells in the lungs where respiratory viruses hide out after symptoms of the illness are gone may hold promise for preventing … Continued

Featured Buzz Jun. 10

By Debbie Bunch June 10, 2024 Early Diagnosis of Asthma, COPD, Pays Off Finding cases of asthma and COPD early in the disease process can significantly improve outcomes for these patients, report Canadian researchers publishing in The New England Journal of Medicine. The investigators began their study with random phone calls to people across Canada … Continued

Beyond the Blue Bloater: Phenotypical Considerations in COPD

About This Course As our understanding of COPD continues to grow, so do our diagnostic and assessment options. This presentation will go beyond spirometry to look at additional tools RTs can use to evaluate treatable traits in COPD and provide more individualized care for everyone living with obstructed airflow.. Successful completion of this course requires … Continued

Featured Buzz June 30, 2025

By Debbie Bunch June 30, 2025  Passive Digital Marker May Predict Asthma in Kids A new passive digital marker, based on a combination of routinely collected medical history data, may help predict which children are at risk of developing asthma. The tool was developed by researchers from the Indiana University School of Medicine, utilizing a modified … Continued

Featured Buzz July 16

By Debbie Bunch July 16, 2024 Primary Care Clinic Improves Care for COPD Patients Chinese researchers publishing in JAMA Health Forum have found that a primary care clinic led by nurses and allied health professionals, including physiotherapists and occupational therapists, can significantly improve care for people with COPD. The investigators compared outcomes among 3093 COPD … Continued

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