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A new CHEST Physician® article highlights the John R. Addrizzo, MD, FCCP, Endowed Research Grant in Sarcoidosis, a transformative and permanent fund dedicated to advancing research in sarcoidosis.
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In his latest President's Column, CHEST President Neil Freedman, MD, FCCP, reflects on the essence of leadership, mentorship, and the future of chest medicine. "I am a product of CHEST’s leadership and mentorship, and I credit a large part of my personal and professional success to the organization."
A new Critical Care Commentary article from the CHEST Physician publication highlights new evidence suggesting prophylactic antibiotics and biomarkers like neuron-specific enolase may help improve prevention and prognostication of cardiac arrest.
While patient exposure receives most of the attention when it comes to radiation risk, careful consideration must be given to the proceduralists and staff who are in the room day after day. In a new CHEST Physician article, members of the Interventional Procedures Section discuss steps toward safer practice, including basic radiation safety programs and standardizing how radiation is measured and reported.
Positive results from the TETON trials and expanding treatment options are encouraging for pulmonologists who are used to working with a limited tool kit for slowing disease progression in their patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF). In a new CHEST Physician article, members of the Interstitial Lung Disease Section review treprostinil as a potential therapy for IPF.
As immune checkpoint inhibitor (ICI) use continues to expand, prospective data on phenotype-guided management and extracorporeal membrane oxygenation selection criteria are urgently needed. In a new CHEST Physician article, members of the Mechanical Ventilation and Airways Management Section discuss current management strategies for ICI pneumonitis.
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