2020 Conference Press Releases
- COPD Patients Who Do Pulmonary Rehabilitation Are Less Likely to be Re-hospitalized
- Dual E-cigarette and Cigarette Smokers Are Less Successful at Smoking Cessation
- In Mice, Chronic Inhalation of E-cigarette Vapor Negatively Affects Lungs
- More Than One-Third of Counties with High Lung Cancer Mortality Are 60 Minutes+ Drive From Screening Centers
- Not All Patients with Suspected Sepsis May Benefit from Early Antibiotics
- One in Three VA ICU Nurses Suffer "Burnout"; Related to Longer Patient Lengths of Stay
- Patients with Mild Sleep Apnea Benefit from CPAP Therapy
- Potentially Hazardous Bacterial Contamination Found in JUUL Vaping Products
- Residents of Poor Neighborhoods May Have More Respiratory Problems Associated with Ozone Exposure
- Some Cancers May Be Related to Sleep Apnea
- Very Few Pulmonaery Hypertension Patients Are Given Exercise Rehabilitation
- Younger Women Less Likely to Continue with CPAP Therapy
