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Vaping Versus Smoking: A Debate Session and ERS Guidance

THIS YEAR at the European Respiratory Society (ERS) Congress 2025, the Pro-Con debate session titled ‘Are e-cigarettes effective smoking…

Opportunities and Challenges in the Implementation of Asthma Smart Inhalers

Asthma is a highly prevalent condition, affecting over 250 million people worldwide. Despite widespread recognition and the availability…

ERS 2025 Abstract Highlights

Each year, the European Lung Foundation (ELF) recognises outstanding research that advances patient-centred care and promotes lung health…

ERS 2025 Interview: Mary Morrell

When I started my career, I did not imagine being one of those people up on stage. It was definitely emotional, more so than I expected…

Giuseppe Savoja

Giuseppe Savoja on transforming critical care through innovation

Giuseppe Savoja, Medtronic, is on the show to talk about the evolution and future of ECMO, plus the evolving needs of intensive care units.

Placental Malperfusion in Congenital Heart Disease Study

Placental Malperfusion Found in Congenital Heart Disease

Study finds placental malperfusion worsens outcomes in congenital heart disease, revealing vital genetic and developmental connections.

How Does Gravity Harm Health?

Could gravity be the hidden force behind many of our health problems? In this series, Saranya Ravindran speaks with Brennan Spiegel, author of ‘Pull: How Gravity Shapes Your Body, Steadies the Mind, and Guides Our Health’

Urinary Stones Linked to Poorer Urothelial Carcinoma Survival

History of Kidney Stones Linked to Worse Urothelial Carcinoma Outcomes

A Taiwanese study finds that upper tract urothelial carcinoma patients with a history of urinary stones face worse cancer-specific and disease-free survival after surgery.

Fixed Airway Obstruction Found in 33% of Severe Asthma Cases

Fixed Airway Obstruction Found in 33% of Severe Asthma Cases

Fixed airway obstruction in severe asthma shows distinct clinical and biological traits, with some patients improving over time.

Health Risks After Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury

Chronic Disease Risks After Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury

Study finds traumatic spinal cord injury linked to higher long-term risks of chronic illness, including heart disease and diabetes.