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COPD Research Review, Issue 73

COPD Research Review, Issue 73

In this issue:

Can lung function thresholds and respiratory symptoms help identify pre-COPD?
Risk factors for AECOPD and disease progression in young patients
The association between bronchiectasis and COPD
SGLT-2 inhibitors and exacerbations in patients with diabetes and COPD
Association of exertional breathlessness on exercise testing with self-reported chronic airflow limitation
Impact of obesity on dyspnoea in COPD patients
Frailty and in-hospital mortality in older patients with AECOPD
Lung morphology on CT is associated with disease severity and mortality risk in COPD
Impact of high blood eosinophil count in COPD
Lung cancer prevalence and distribution among outpatients with COPD

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Stephen-Milne

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Dr Stephen Milne

Dr Milne is a respiratory physician and Postdoctoral Research Fellow at University of British Columbia Centre for Heart Lung Innovation, and Clinical Lecturer at University of Sydney. His current research programme is on the genomics of COPD and the discovery of novel biomarkers.

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