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This Year in Medicine: Lungcast 2023 Recap
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Episode Highlights
0:16 Intro
1:44 How to approach stage IV lung cancer, with Dr. David Tom Cooke
4:13 The ALA Lung Health Cohort Research Study, with Dr. Ravi Kalhan
8:42 What is the atopic march, with Dr. Payel Gupta
10:53 Weight loss for asthma care, with Dr. Anne Dixon
15:11 Air Quality Index 101, with Dr. Al Rizzo
18:47 Lung Cancer Age Equity, with Dr. Carolyn Presley
21:45 The emerging treatments for long Covid, with Dr. Julia Moore Vogel
24:28 The future of pulmonary embolism care, with Dr. Parth Rali
28:08 The modern fight against RSV, with Dr. Barbara Taylor
33:26 Detecting unhealthy air exposure, with Dr. Mark Hernandez
36:12 Living while fighting lung cancer, with Christy Fischer
38:51 Outro
Though some subjects are clear favorites, it is nearly impossible to select a single answer to the question, “What was the biggest story in pulmonology this year?”
Since the American Lung Association (ALA) and HCPLive launched Lungcast in the summer of 2020, the field of respiratory health has evolved in unprecedented fashion. One doesn’t have to look further than the show’s episode library to appreciate the great shifts in the field—brought on by a global pandemic, numerous public health phenomena, and practice-changing innovations in screening, diagnostics, prevention and therapy. From vaccination to late-stage lung cancer care, the world of respiratory health is irrevocably changed from just a short span of 4 years.
To reflect on this year’s spectacular headlines in the field, HCPLive presents the annual recap episode in conjunction with This Year In Medicine, where the Lungcast team reflects on their favorite interview segments of 2023.
Subscribe to Lungcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Lungcast
Want more content? Visit us at https://www.hcplive.com/podcasts/lungcast and https://www.lung.org/professional-education/lungcast.
0:16 Intro
1:44 How to approach stage IV lung cancer, with Dr. David Tom Cooke
4:13 The ALA Lung Health Cohort Research Study, with Dr. Ravi Kalhan
8:42 What is the atopic march, with Dr. Payel Gupta
10:53 Weight loss for asthma care, with Dr. Anne Dixon
15:11 Air Quality Index 101, with Dr. Al Rizzo
18:47 Lung Cancer Age Equity, with Dr. Carolyn Presley
21:45 The emerging treatments for long Covid, with Dr. Julia Moore Vogel
24:28 The future of pulmonary embolism care, with Dr. Parth Rali
28:08 The modern fight against RSV, with Dr. Barbara Taylor
33:26 Detecting unhealthy air exposure, with Dr. Mark Hernandez
36:12 Living while fighting lung cancer, with Christy Fischer
38:51 Outro
Though some subjects are clear favorites, it is nearly impossible to select a single answer to the question, “What was the biggest story in pulmonology this year?”
Since the American Lung Association (ALA) and HCPLive launched Lungcast in the summer of 2020, the field of respiratory health has evolved in unprecedented fashion. One doesn’t have to look further than the show’s episode library to appreciate the great shifts in the field—brought on by a global pandemic, numerous public health phenomena, and practice-changing innovations in screening, diagnostics, prevention and therapy. From vaccination to late-stage lung cancer care, the world of respiratory health is irrevocably changed from just a short span of 4 years.
To reflect on this year’s spectacular headlines in the field, HCPLive presents the annual recap episode in conjunction with This Year In Medicine, where the Lungcast team reflects on their favorite interview segments of 2023.
Subscribe to Lungcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Lungcast
Want more content? Visit us at https://www.hcplive.com/podcasts/lungcast and https://www.lung.org/professional-education/lungcast.
52 episodes
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Manage episode 389279756 series 3310605
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Episode Highlights
0:16 Intro
1:44 How to approach stage IV lung cancer, with Dr. David Tom Cooke
4:13 The ALA Lung Health Cohort Research Study, with Dr. Ravi Kalhan
8:42 What is the atopic march, with Dr. Payel Gupta
10:53 Weight loss for asthma care, with Dr. Anne Dixon
15:11 Air Quality Index 101, with Dr. Al Rizzo
18:47 Lung Cancer Age Equity, with Dr. Carolyn Presley
21:45 The emerging treatments for long Covid, with Dr. Julia Moore Vogel
24:28 The future of pulmonary embolism care, with Dr. Parth Rali
28:08 The modern fight against RSV, with Dr. Barbara Taylor
33:26 Detecting unhealthy air exposure, with Dr. Mark Hernandez
36:12 Living while fighting lung cancer, with Christy Fischer
38:51 Outro
Though some subjects are clear favorites, it is nearly impossible to select a single answer to the question, “What was the biggest story in pulmonology this year?”
Since the American Lung Association (ALA) and HCPLive launched Lungcast in the summer of 2020, the field of respiratory health has evolved in unprecedented fashion. One doesn’t have to look further than the show’s episode library to appreciate the great shifts in the field—brought on by a global pandemic, numerous public health phenomena, and practice-changing innovations in screening, diagnostics, prevention and therapy. From vaccination to late-stage lung cancer care, the world of respiratory health is irrevocably changed from just a short span of 4 years.
To reflect on this year’s spectacular headlines in the field, HCPLive presents the annual recap episode in conjunction with This Year In Medicine, where the Lungcast team reflects on their favorite interview segments of 2023.
Subscribe to Lungcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Lungcast
Want more content? Visit us at https://www.hcplive.com/podcasts/lungcast and https://www.lung.org/professional-education/lungcast.
0:16 Intro
1:44 How to approach stage IV lung cancer, with Dr. David Tom Cooke
4:13 The ALA Lung Health Cohort Research Study, with Dr. Ravi Kalhan
8:42 What is the atopic march, with Dr. Payel Gupta
10:53 Weight loss for asthma care, with Dr. Anne Dixon
15:11 Air Quality Index 101, with Dr. Al Rizzo
18:47 Lung Cancer Age Equity, with Dr. Carolyn Presley
21:45 The emerging treatments for long Covid, with Dr. Julia Moore Vogel
24:28 The future of pulmonary embolism care, with Dr. Parth Rali
28:08 The modern fight against RSV, with Dr. Barbara Taylor
33:26 Detecting unhealthy air exposure, with Dr. Mark Hernandez
36:12 Living while fighting lung cancer, with Christy Fischer
38:51 Outro
Though some subjects are clear favorites, it is nearly impossible to select a single answer to the question, “What was the biggest story in pulmonology this year?”
Since the American Lung Association (ALA) and HCPLive launched Lungcast in the summer of 2020, the field of respiratory health has evolved in unprecedented fashion. One doesn’t have to look further than the show’s episode library to appreciate the great shifts in the field—brought on by a global pandemic, numerous public health phenomena, and practice-changing innovations in screening, diagnostics, prevention and therapy. From vaccination to late-stage lung cancer care, the world of respiratory health is irrevocably changed from just a short span of 4 years.
To reflect on this year’s spectacular headlines in the field, HCPLive presents the annual recap episode in conjunction with This Year In Medicine, where the Lungcast team reflects on their favorite interview segments of 2023.
Subscribe to Lungcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Lungcast
Want more content? Visit us at https://www.hcplive.com/podcasts/lungcast and https://www.lung.org/professional-education/lungcast.
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