Pulmonary Perspectives®
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Managing severe asthma exacerbations in the ED: We need answers beyond albuterol
Evidence-based medicine (EBM) stems from making the best patient-centered decision from the highest-quality data available that comports with our understanding of pathophysiology. In some situations, clinicians are forced to draw […]
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Obesity and lung disease in the era of GLP-1 agonists
Now is the time for pulmonary clinicians to become comfortable counseling patients about and treating obesity. By 2030, half of the US population will have obesity, a quarter of which […]
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The double-edged sword of virtual pulmonary rehabilitation
Pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) is an invaluable program typically set in structured in-person environments for individuals living with chronic respiratory conditions. It offers a comprehensive approach to improving lung health and […]
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Home oxygen therapy: What does the data show?
Inhalers, nebulizers, antibiotics, and steroids – these are some of the most common tools in our pulmonary arsenal that we deploy on a daily basis. But, there is no treatment […]
