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Hybrid hospital-at-home model increases physical activity and patient satisfaction, study finds

Hybrid hospital-at-home model increases physical activity and patient satisfaction, study finds

Person typing on a laptop with colourful digital icons of people and speech bubbles overlaid on the screen, representing online communication, patient feedback and virtual forum discussions to illustrate patient-reported barriers to implementing new asthma treatment guidelines

Patient-reported barriers to implementing new asthma treatment guidelines revealed

An artistic and abstract illustration depicting lungs affected by cancer to illustrate the finding that SABR and surgery show comparable outcomes for early-stage lung cancer with ILD

SABR and surgery shown to offer comparable outcomes for early-stage lung cancer with ILD

Transparent anatomical illustration of the upper human body showing the brain, airways and lungs highlighted in red and orange against a blue background to illustrate targeted therapy being favoured for asymptomatic brain metastases in oncogene-driven NSCLC

Targeted therapy favoured for asymptomatic brain metastases in oncogene-driven NSCLC

Digital illustration of a human torso outlined with blue network lines, showing glowing pink lungs and a bright red heart at the center, with an ECG waveform across a blue background, symbolising the connection between respiratory and cardiovascular health and COPD exacerbations

Quantitative CT during COPD exacerbations may help to identify undiagnosed cardiac dysfunction

A piece of paper on a clipboard with the words diagnosis and mesothelioma surrounded by a book, stethoscope and glasses to illustrate a new trial investigating whether proton beam therapy can successfully be used to treat mesothelioma

On the horizon: proton beam therapy for mesothelioma

A medical professional wearing a surgical mask and working on a patient's ventilation system to illustrate calls for standardised infection prevention and risk assessment policies due to wide variation

Calls for standardised infection prevention and risk assessment policies due to wide variation

The word anaphylaxis being written on a blue post-it note on a desk next to a stethoscope

Lung failure identified as primary cause of death in food-induced anaphylaxis

Bold graphic text reading ‘LAST CHANCE’ in blue and white layered banners on an orange background conveying a final opportunity to register for Clinical Excellence in Respiratory Care

Last chance: don't miss out on Clinical Excellence in Respiratory Care

Model house and stethoscope placed on a periodic table background highlighting the element radon (Rn), symbolizing the lung cancer risks of residential radon exposure

Higher radon exposure linked to increased lung cancer risk in UK-first study

A healthcare professional holding an HIV awareness ribbon

Refocusing HIV care amidst increasing respiratory and cardiovascular comorbidity

Professor Reza Nouraei performing an awake endoscopy on a patient using mindfulness techniques

Mindful endoscopy supports awake aerodigestive assessment, study shows

A blueprint drawing of a capsule and a tablet to illustrate that a molecular map of thromboxane receptor activation provides blueprint for future therapies

Molecular map of thromboxane receptor activation provides blueprint for future therapies

Green, orange and pink post-it notes in a row with a letter from PCR on each of them in blue, pink and dark blue to illustrate rapid diagnostics

Rapid diagnostics: innovation, impact and unfinished business

A close up of a blue return button on a white computer keyboard with a mouse icon and the words online registration to illustrate three weeks to go to register for Clinical Excellence in Respiratory Care

Three weeks to go: register and plan your day for Clinical Excellence in Respiratory Care

A digital illustration of human lungs in a continuous line drawing and block colour pink in the background to illustrate the question of whether lung cancer pathways are keeping up with precision medicine

Are lung cancer pathways keeping up with precision medicine?

EGF (red) binds to and activates its receptor

EGFR-linked immune pathway amplifying allergic inflammation in asthma identified

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