Isabella Hornick

When assessing intubation/death at 7 days in hospitalized adults with acute respiratory failure, high-flow nasal oxygen was generally noninferior to noninvasive ventilation, according to results published in JAMA

There was no difference in an 8-hour restrictive vs. an 8-hour liberal early oxygen strategy given to adult trauma patients when evaluating death

BOSTON — Transitioning a pediatric sleep patient to adult care requires awareness from both pediatricians and adult providers on transition barriers and recommendations, according to a presentation at the CHEST Annual Meeting

There has been little research on optimal treatments for pediatric patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension, but the Kids MoD PAH Trial is

Having GERD, diabetes or osteoporosis in addition to COPD heightened the likelihood for exacerbations, ED visits and hospitalizations, according to

“Telehealth for COPD, as for other chronic diseases, is here to stay,” Jean Bourbeau, MD, FRCPC, FCAHS, professor at McGill University and respirologist at McGill University Health Centre, said at the conference.

“From a background of dysregulation of innate immunity [in patients with COPD], in the last few years, we've had tremendous progress with

Patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome faced an accelerated and heightened risk for 90-day mortality between ages 11 and 65, according

Following lung cancer resection, patients had more improved exercise outcomes and health-related quality of life with a home-based exercise and

Children with critical asthma in higher vs. lower volume institutions had a greater likelihood of receiving noninvasive positive pressure ventilation