🗨️ EDITORIAL
Pulmonary Rehabilitation in Acute Exacerbations of Interstitial Lung Disease: A Step in the Right Direction
https://t.co/bQtAzpsh0y
related to recent research:
https://t.co/uQ3jpnpFQj
This is bad news. This is very bad news.
The US government has stopped the funding of PubMed, the most comprehensive database of biomedical literature.
Why would you do this? This database it literally a matter of life and death.
'Each year, Santa Claus and his reindeer have the monumental task of delivering billions of presents across the world.'
..is the unlikely start to a Christmas-themed explainer for the ICH E9(R1) estimand framework.
https://t.co/gkLTARTaUx
I’m excited to share my latest achievement: PhD in Physiotherapy 🩵 Thesis: “Physical exercise as a promising additional approach in the treatment of people with lung or head and neck cancer”
The latest literature review with all new evidence in the field of PR is now available on our website https://t.co/11KRbAbYms
Thanks as always to @ERSAssembly1@ERS_Assembly9 for sharing this valuable resource
Viral infections exacerbate and accelerate the progression of chronic respiratory diseases, by disrupting immune responses and triggering inflammatory pathways. https://t.co/iGU04LpqaP
In #headandneckcancer or #lungcancer, fatigue, malaise & dysphagia are the most frequently reported symptoms during #cancer treatment.
Malaise & self-motivation to exercise can significantly influence adherence to home-based #exercise.
https://t.co/u5dR3XTm1F
Excited to share our latest publication in @JCM_MDPI, adding evidence on exercise training for people with lung or head and neck cancer: 'Symptom and motivational support might be necessary when implementing home-based exercise training programs during cancer treatment.'
Fantastic lecture by Professor @kimlouiselavoie at the ERS Congress on ‘Implementing motivational communication in everyday primary care respiratory consultations’—insights that can be perfectly applied to physio practice #ERScongress
Preoperative physiotherapy respiratory education and breathing exercise training prior to major abdominal surgery reduces the risk of a patient developing a PPC by 30 to 50%. https://t.co/vHlYa9tFeA @iantheboden
Most cancer survivors have a low risk for majority of pregnancy complications, except survivors of cervical cancer and leukaemia, new study in @TheLancetOncol suggests: https://t.co/r1kl15hlfJ