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Posting content from the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine; follows do not indicate endorsement.
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Expanding protection against respiratory disease: the next phase of the national ATS Vaccine Initiative
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academic.oup.com Expanding protection against respiratory disease: the next phase of the ATS Vaccine Initiative The American Thoracic Society (ATS) is launching the next phase of its national Vaccine Initiative and is recruiting pulmonary clinics and health systems t
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Patient versus surrogate decision-making for life sustaining treatment and terminal care intensity #AJRCCM #criticalcare @atscommunity
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academic.oup.com Patient versus surrogate decision-making for life sustaining treatment and terminal care intensity AbstractRationale. Physician orders for life-sustaining treatment (POLST) and advance directives (AD) aim to honor patient autonomy. However, the impact of
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Airway occlusions to measure inspiratory effort, respiratory drive, and lung mechanics during noninvasive ventilation #AJRCCM #criticalcare @atscommunity
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academic.oup.com Airway occlusions to measure inspiratory effort, respiratory drive, and lung mechanics during... AbstractRationale. In intubated patients, occlusion maneuvers allow noninvasive assessment of inspiratory effort, respiratory drive, and lung mechanics.Obj
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Human airspace macrophage signatures are conserved during sterile lung injury and repair #AJRCCM @atscommunity
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academic.oup.com Human airspace macrophage signatures are conserved during sterile lung injury and repair AbstractRationale. Airspace macrophages (AM) are implicated in both persistent inflammation and tissue repair following acute lung injury. Distinct subsets