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Letter: Recent letter massively downplayed DSA's extremism
A recent letter to the editor in the Republican-American by Richard F. Adamski ("DSA candidates are breath of fresh air, no more radical than GOP," Sept. 14) offered an opinion that the Democratic Socialists of America movement provided a viable alternative to the Republican Party, and that criticisms of the DSA were greatly exaggerated.
Letter: Connecticut officials shouldn't encourage anti-ICE chaos Original
Americans have recently witnessed much chaos on the streets of Minneapolis, due to the not-so-peaceful protests by anti-ICE activists. These protests have included interfering with the lawful activities of ICE agents, invading church services and harassing worshipers, and vandalizing ICE vehicles and hotels where ICE agents were staying.
ERS joins call for effective stakeholder engagement during the implementation of the European Health Data Space
6 March, 2025 With the publication of the European Health Data Space (EHDS) in the Official Journal of the EU, the European Respiratory Society (ERS), alongside 38 other representatives of the EU health community, have released a statement calling on policymakers to guarantee an actionable process for involvement in this new health data ecosystem.
ERS Interactive Education: Improving outcomes for patients with severe asthma
5 March, 2025 ‘Improving outcomes for patients with severe asthma’ is the topic of the latest European Respiratory Society (ERS) Interactive Education episode, now freely available on the ERS Respiratory Channel. This episode aims to equip healthcare professionals with the essential knowledge and strategies to significantly impact the care and quality of life for patients with severe asthma. Severe asthma is a complex condition that requires a comprehensive, personalised approach to management.
Shape your career at Sleep and Breathing 2025
26 February, 2025 With less than two months to go until the Sleep and Breathing Conference 2025, Matteo Siciliano (ERS Assembly 4 Early Career Representative) has shared three reasons why the conference offers early career members the perfect opportunity to shape their careers. 1.
Eric Donn Bateman: obituary
February, 2025 The European Respiratory Society (ERS) is sad to announce the death of Professor Eric Donn Bateman, who passed away at the end of January, 2025, after a short illness.
New study highlights pulmonary hemodynamics during exercise as predictor of patient outcomes
Undertaken on behalf of the PEX-NET (Pulmonary Haemodynamics during Exercise Network) European Respiratory Society (ERS) Clinical Research Collaboration, a new study has confirmed the additional prognostic value of pulmonary hemodynamics during exercise in addition to resting hemodynamics based on a large multicentre database.
ERS elections 2025: congratulations to newly elected leaders
16 January, 2025 Following the 2025 European Respiratory Society (ERS) elections, which saw ERS members vote to elect their preferred candidates for National Delegate, Assembly Head and Secretary, and Group Chair and Secretary positions, ERS is pleased to announce the successful candidates. See the full list of newly elected ERS officers. Please note that a third call for candidates is ongoing for the roles of Chair of Group 7.01 and Secretary of Group 14.03.
New ERS Journal Club provides healthcare professionals with evidence, insights, and strategies
15 January, 2025 The European Respiratory Society (ERS) Journal Club, a new interactive webinar series, offers healthcare professionals up-to-date evidence, and the opportunity to review and discuss novel research with the authors themselves. ‘Journal club on inhaled corticosteroids: clearing the air on risks and benefits’, the first webinar in the series, will take place on 28 January.
Why Sleep and Breathing 2025 matters: insights from the organising committee
10 January, 2025 As we approach the early-bird registration deadline for the Sleep and Breathing Conference 2025, several members of the organising committee share why the conference matters to them personally and professionally, the hot topics they are excited to address, and the advice they would offer first-time attendees. Why does Sleep and Breathing 2025 matter to you?
Health and hope: Healthy Lungs for Life campaign’s ten-year report
6 December, 2024 The Healthy Lungs for Life campaign, a joint project undertaken by the European Respiratory Society (ERS) and the European Lung Foundation (ELF), has released a new report to celebrate a decade of raising global awareness about lung health. Launched at the 2014 ERS Congress with the theme ‘Breathe Clean Air’, the Healthy Lungs for Life (HLfL) campaign has gone from strength to strength over the past decade.
Those who know - Isthmus
During the Badgers’ Friday night season opener at Camp Randall Stadium, I received a call from the Air National Guard to report to the Crisis Action Team in Washington, D.C. — by Sunday. The team had been launched to manage the Air Guard’s response to Hurricane Harvey — to oversee the airlift of critical supplies, conduct search and recovery, and assess competing priorities in crisis situations.
Fort Worth City Council SB4 lawsuit vote will live in infamy
I wasn’t actually certain whether to put a black mark on Aug. 15 or 16, given that the vote was taken just after midnight. In any case, the deed is done. A five-member majority of the Fort Worth City Council voted to abandon one-third of our city’s population and open wide our doors to the neo-Nazi white supremacists who wreaked so much havoc in Charlottesville last weekend. Councilman Brian Byrd stated that joining the lawsuit was nothing but symbolism, and he was right.
Peter C. Nowell (1928-2016)
SummaryPeter C. Nowell, a cancer researcher whose contributions to the field of tumor biology formed the basis of much of today's precision medicine, died in the early hours of 26 December 2016. He was 88 years old. With his passing, the scientific community lost a gifted scholar, a dedicated teacher and mentor, a true gentleman, and a good friend.
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