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Older Adults with Kidney Disease Benefit from Palliative Support

A recent study assessed the acceptability of a palliative care intervention designed for older adults with chronic kidney disease.

Understanding Transplant-Acquired Food Allergies in Paediatric Patients

Transplant-acquired food allergy is an emerging concern in paediatric organ transplant recipients, particularly in liver transplants

Repeat Biopsies Improve Lupus Nephritis Management

Repeat kidney biopsies may play an essential role in managing lupus nephritis, particularly for patients whose disease transitions between proliferative and non-proliferative classes.

Addressing Racial Disparities in Food Allergy Immunotherapy Trials

Managing food allergies has seen significant advances, including food immunotherapy as an option for desensitisation and preventing severe allergic reactions.

Primary Ovarian Insufficiency Linked to Increased Multimorbidity

Recent data from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging has highlighted the significant link between primary ovarian insufficiency (POI) and multimorbidity.

Emerging Diagnostic and Therapeutic Concepts for Inflammation in Rare Lung Diseases

Bronchiectasis is a clinical condition defined as a chronic, abnormal dilation of the bronchi accompanied by classical symptoms…

Review of the European Respiratory Society (ERS) Congress 2024

WITH an impressive 34,000 members, attendees from more than 160 countries worldwide, and a record number of early career members…

EMJ Respiratory 12.1 2024

In our latest issue of EMJ Respiratory you can explore exclusive interviews with experts in the field, insightful peer-reviewed articles…

The latest edition of EMJ Respiratory

The latest edition of EMJ Respiratory is out now, featuring highlights from the 2024 European Respiratory Society Congress…

Don’t Hold Your Breath: Adapt and Become More Resilient Against Air Pollution

This infographic covers a symposium at ERS where impact of air pollution in respiratory health was discussed. This can lead to conditions…