ERS is committed to providing opportunities for career development in respiratory medicine and science. As a junior member, we would like to specially invite you to the following sessions, aimed at s...
The work of allied healthcare professionals (AHPs) in respiratory medicine (physiotherapists, lung function technologists, scientists, nurses, psychologists, occupational therapists, nutritionists) is...
With over 100 sessions on asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), this year's Congress in Amsterdam will offer cutting-edge research and expert knowledge to basic scientists, tra...
ERS is addressing specific issues in respiratory medicine thanks to ERS Task Forces. Task Forces produce Clinical Practice Guidelines, Statements, Technical Standards or Position papers that then are ...
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), asthma and airway infectious diseases all have a complex interplay with chronic and allergic immune reactions. Understanding inflammatory responses, as we...
Respiratory failure is the principle reason for intensive care admission. Intensive care medicine has progressed considerably, largely due to technological advancements, alongside diagnostic and thera...
Lung transplants have the potential for positive treatment outcomes in patients suffering from a number of conditions including COPD/emphysema, pulmonary fibrosis, cystic fibrosis and pulmonary arteri...
Paediatric respiratory diseases represent a large proportion of childhood illnesses with estimations suggesting about one-quarter of primary care consultations among children relate to respiratory com...
Personalised medicine has been an important focus for ERS and was the subject of the ERS Presidential Summit, 2015. Great advances in technology and research have allowed greater scope for individuali...
As chronic diseases, including respiratory diseases, become more prevalent, healthcare costs are rising. The ability to characterise individuals in order to treat and prevent disease based on individu...