COPD Research Forum
In this COPD Research Forum, leading healthcare professionals discuss critical topics such as IL-33, lung function trajectories, and mucus plugging in COPD.
- Prof. Dr. Maarten van den Berge from the University of Groningen delves into IL-33 gene and protein expression in former and never-smokers, offering fresh insights into COPD research.
- Dr. Yunus Çolak from the University of Copenhagen presents on lung function trajectories and the development of COPD, advancing knowledge in respiratory health.
- Prof. Dr. Thérèse Lapperre from the University of Antwerp explores the impact of mucus plugging in COPD, emphasizing its role in disease progression.
Below, you can find all the presentations from this forum, showcasing the latest research and advancements in COPD treatment and management.
IL-33 Expression Is Lower in Current Smokers at both Transcriptomic and Protein Levels
Prof. Dr. Maarten van den Berge from the University of Groningen explores IL-33 gene and protein expression in former and never-smokers. Get a closer look at this insightful presentation.
Lung function trajectories and development of COPD
Dr. Yunus Çolak from the University of Copenhagen presents an in-depth discussion on lung function trajectories and the development of COPD. A valuable presentation for those interested in advancing their understanding of respiratory health.
Mucus plugging in COPD
Prof. Dr. Thérèse Lapperre from the University of Antwerp provides an insightful analysis on mucus plugging in COPD. An important topic for anyone focused on respiratory care and disease progression.
COPD = Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and IL = Interleukine
These on-demand videos are recordings of a COPD Research Forum held on June 12 2024. It is provided solely for educational purposes and is intended for health care professionals only.