Many COPD Patients May be Using the Wrong Inhaler – Especially Women
Study by Bryan Ross finds many COPD patients are using the wrong inhaler. A simple test could lead to more personalized treatment.
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Tania Janaudis-Ferreira Receives the Carrie M. Derick Award
Tania Janaudis-Ferreira receives the Carrie M. Derick Award for Graduate Supervision and Teaching.
Vaping Cannabis Could Harm Your Lungs
Research by Carolyn Baglole shows that cannabis vapour may contain harmful chemicals and affect lung cell function
New AI Tool Reveals Hidden Clues to Disease Outcomes
RAMEN is a novel AI tool that uncovers hidden links between symptoms and outcomes in diseases like COVID-19, COPD, and sepsis – advancing precision medicine.
New Funding for a Research Project Focusing on CF Rare Genetic Mutations
Génome Quebec and Cystic Fibrosis Canada funding for project to develop genetic therapy for CV patients with rare mutations.
King Charles III Coronation Medal Awarded to RESP Members
Jean Bourbeau and Larry Lands receive the King Charles III Coronation Medal for their outstanding contributions to Lung Health.
CIHR Project Grant Results – Fall 2024
Congratulations to all RESP members who were funded in the Fall 2024 CIHR Project Grant Competition!
Wearables: A Game Changer for COPD Care
New study by Bryan Ross shows how wearable technologies can revolutionize the management of COPD
Gut Fungus: A Hidden Ally in Fighting Parasites
Work by Irah King has uncovered a previously unknown role of fungi in shaping intestinal immunity.
Adolescent Vaping Linked to Increased Heart Disease Risk in Men
Two new studies by Carolyn Baglole examine how vaping during adolescence affects the lungs and heart.