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NZ Respiratory Research Review Issue 244

NZ Respiratory Research Review Issue 244

In this issue:
– Person-centred clinical approach to comorbidities in COPD
– Nonpharmacological breathlessness intervention for moderately severe–severe COPD
– Fentanyl buccal tablets and morphine for exertional dyspnoea in cancer
– Ultrasound-driven diagnosis pathway for dyspnoea in EDs
– Time to diagnosis and long-term outcomes for breathlessness
– Air pollution and genetic susceptibility: progression from asthma to COPD
– Behavioural support by ex-smokers for smoking cessation
– Mobile health pulmonary rehabilitation
– Long-term physical activity coaching for COPD
– Bisoprolol for preventing adverse cardiac events in COPD
– Targeted lung denervation for COPD
– Clinical, physiological, imaging and molecular responses to cannabis smoking

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Lutz-Beckert

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Professor Lutz Beckert

Lutz Beckert is the Dean and Head of Campus of the University of Otago, Christchurch. Lutz is also a Respiratory Physician at Te Whatu Ora Panui Canterbury with a clinical interest in Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension, Respiratory Physiology, and Airways Disease. Lutz has published more than 130 peer reviewed article including co-authoring the NZ Adolescent and […]

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