Brilliant short talk on compassion in healthcare. @dorothy_DAprof made me think of you.
“Compassion is actually inherent, provided the environment is conducive to people being allowed to care”
https://t.co/K4CcoPB01m
Struggling with daily symptoms of bronchiectasis?
We know it’s not easy.
But you are not alone.
Join the Association & Patient Programme at #WBConf26: a space to connect, learn, and share with others who understand.
🔗 https://t.co/SXjQgzvHp1
New paper out!
Radiologic patterns of ILD — a pictorial review aligned with the 2025 ERS/ATS classification.
Highlights CT features of key ILD entities and the updated framework for pattern recognition in clinical practice.
https://t.co/8dbKlVvHfF
European Respiratory Journal: Fan-to-face therapy is a simple, feasible, low-cost, low-resource nonpharmacological approach to reduce exertional breathlessness during exercise training in adults with chronic lung disease https://t.co/G8S2OLdGiO
Visit us at the BALR stand at #RTI2026 in Glasgow to hear about Studentship funding, our next meeting, and play our BALR lucky dip!
Exited to learn more about cutting-edge research across #RespiratoryInfections and #AirwayDiseases over the next three days!
@fabcoach@dundeeuni GPs are brilliant but most won’t be specialised in respiratory medicine as well. You need ideally a specialist clinician and team help.
Amazing overview of GREAT2 looking at pseudomonas treatment in #bronchiectasis with GRemubamab ErAdication by the fantastic Daniela @dundeeuni presented at #rti2026
@Nimsay1988uk@ProfJDChalmers@LSTMnews Not officially but likely many overlaps. If you look on my one tweet earlier there is a link to a paper written on post TB lung disease and a guideline from Brazil.
Post TB lung disease is causing a huge burden of symptoms. Perhaps decades on for many. So many avenues to explore. Great talk from Dr Naomi Walker @LSTMnews
As Dr Mazur said “we can’t look forward without looking back”
time to re-look at post TB surgery trials? #rti2026
Immunosuppression essential in patients post organ transplantation but obviously huge risk of infection. Often atypical.
A great reminder of balancing infection versus rejection by Dr Fraser.
Useful infection timeline graphic here.
#rti2026
https://t.co/cEcjQtuV78
Beautiful overview of the patient journey after TB by Rebecca Nightingale @LSTMnews at #rti2026
Who authored this clinical statement.
https://t.co/Dp2RzeChtK
Guidelines from Brazil here https://t.co/V4CgG7p5hr
Anti viral treatments need to be started early in disease. But those hospitalised are late on in disease.
We need point of care testing in the community with early treatment access. #rti2026#primarycare
As one of the leading causes of pneumonia infants hospitalised with illness RSV prevention is essential.
Fantastic overview of the vaccine by Natalie Mazur at #rti2026 https://t.co/3pAL6RX5d7
Follow how the 🌎 uptake is changing here.
https://t.co/tpuOFBO60G
Brilliant review of NTM trials from Charles Daley. So encouraging to see the mice models of using ORC -13661 to stop Ototoxicity in patients treated with amino glycosides. And a discussion on those trials that were stopped and why. #collaboration#rti2026
The brilliant Dundee team in action at #rti2026
Thank you to all of our incredible colleagues for pushing forward respiratory infection science @dundeeuni
Fascinating the think that vaccine uptake changes chronic disease outlook.
#rsv vaccine uptake highest in Scotland with huge array of benefits to patients.
Vaccinating our patients is the quickest and biggest gain.
“A vaccine that is in the fridge is doing nothing”
So important we remember our role in helping patients understand vaccines and increase uptake. #rti2026
De-escalation of treatment is a fluid decision” a brilliant overview of their paper from Prof Raquel Duarte & reminder that NTM treatment needs an MDT approach with patient patient input essential.
https://t.co/9mY9otxGtH
Going beyond the guidelines- fantastic talk- including managing side effects with ginger (https://t.co/vYTrbjdVDh ) nocturnal azithromycin & boosting health through diet.
Collaboration is essential in difficult to treat infections.
Thanks Lucy Morgan for the secrets! #rti2026