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  • Patients with COPD, bronchiectasis experience sex-based disparities in care

    Patients with COPD, bronchiectasis experience sex-based disparities in care

    Radmila Choate, PhD, MPH, and her team sought to capture “lived experiences in a way that helps clinicians recognize patterns that differ for women and men and adapt care more thoughtfully.”


  • Progress and priorities in lung transplantation

    Progress and priorities in lung transplantation

    Future priorities in lung transplantation will be focused on improved donor organ utilization, equitable access, and reduced impact of chronic lung allograft dysfunction.


  • Establishing an outpatient pleural disease clinic

    Establishing an outpatient pleural disease clinic

    A thoracentesis clinic that offers direct, same-day outpatient care for pleural effusions enables nurse practitioners to perform both diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, speed up treatment, and quickly relieve patient symptoms.



  • Top reads from the CHEST journal portfolio – January 2026

    Top reads from the CHEST journal portfolio – January 2026

    Read new research from the journal portfolio about AI-based echocardiography in PAH, peripheral norepinephrine protocol in CVC placement, and cone beam CT scans in robotic-assisted bronchoscopy.


  • Mucus plug gene expression could identify new COPD targets

    Mucus plug gene expression could identify new COPD targets

    Recent research has identified distinct gene clusters that may underly the clinical heterogeneity of mucus pathology and inform further studies, investigator Ehab Billatos, MD, said.


  • AI tools like Sybil poised to improve lung cancer screening, risk prediction

    AI tools like Sybil poised to improve lung cancer screening, risk prediction

    The Sybil model has shown promising results in predicting lung cancer risk in diverse populations from a single CT scan, which could address gaps and disparities in current screening guidelines.


  • Study shows glucocorticoids cut mortality in community acquired pneumonia in low-income settings

    Study shows glucocorticoids cut mortality in community acquired pneumonia in low-income settings

    Anthony O. Etyang, MBChB, MMed, MSc, PhD, said recent data bolster the evidence that steroids may be useful for severe pneumonia in high-income settings as well.


  • Hypoxic burden emerges as a key cardiovascular risk marker in pediatric OSA

    Hypoxic burden emerges as a key cardiovascular risk marker in pediatric OSA

    Investigator Olga Mediano, PhD, said hypoxic burden may more fully capture the physiological consequences of OSA by integrating the frequency, duration, and depth of oxygen desaturation events.



  • Practice-changing updates in neurocritical care

    Practice-changing updates in neurocritical care

    Review practice-changing updates in neurocritical care, including the risk of pneumonia in patients with ABI who are mechanically ventilated, the use of prophylactic antibiotics, how to extubate patients with ABI, and more.


  • Get to know 2026 CHEST President Neil Freedman, MD, FCCP

    Get to know 2026 CHEST President Neil Freedman, MD, FCCP

    Hear about what President Neil Freedman, MD, FCCP, would like to accomplish throughout the next 12 months and learn what he needs from you.