Breathe Easy

This podcast features Dr. Todd Miano is a critical care pharmacist and renowned pharmacoepidemiologist who has dedicated his career to improving the safety and effectiveness of acutely ill patients. Dr. Miano has been a pioneer in research involving drug interaction effects and causality. His work has identified both interactions that may have been overhyped and ones that clinicians may not be as familiar with but should be. 

This podcast features Dr. Leslie Hendeles, a pioneer and renowned expert in asthma therapeutics. The episode discusses the evolution of inhaler use, new medications, and emerging therapeutic options. 

Drs. Meghan Cirulis and Khushboo Goel discuss chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH) with international expert, Dr. Kim Kerr. 

A practical case-based approach to the management of atrial fibrillation in the ICU.

Social media is taking on an ever increasing presence in medicine and academics. While it presents opportunities for outreach and networking, it also comes with many inherent challenges. In this podcast, we speak with seasoned ATS members who have successfully navigated social media in their professional spheres. Come join us for this low-key and fun discussion as they share their experiences and their perspectives on how early career professionals can leverage social media to advance their careers.

In this podcast, Astrid Blondeel and Mark Orme discuss the technical aspects of Physical Activity measurement in Pulmonary Rehabilitation. This includes defining physical activity, why measuring this is important and the merits/ pitfalls of subjective and objective measures.

Please join Dr. Ninotchka Sigua, as she chats with the ATS SRN Programming Chair, Dr. Andrey Zinchuk, about the exciting lineup of sleep-related programs at ATS 2023. This podcast will provide an excellent overview of the sleep content and program.   Details of the program is available on the Advance Program Catalog available on the conference website.

In this podcast, we explore the groundbreaking world of tele-rehabilitation and how it is transforming the healthcare industry. Tele-rehabilitation is the practice of providing rehabilitation services to patients in remote locations through the use of technology. We discuss the benefits of tele-rehabilitation, including increased accessibility, convenience, and cost-effectiveness for patients. Our experts delve into the various applications of tele-rehabilitation, including its use in pulmonary rehabilitation, neurological conditions, and eduation. 

In this podcast episode, Dr Ashesha Mechineni interviews Dr Bharati Prasad, Associate Professor of Medicine and Medical Director of UIC Sleep Science Center and Program Director of Sleep fellowship at University of Illinois at Chicago. This is the conclusion of our core discussion on Health Disparities in Obstructive Sleep Apnea. Dr Prasad explains how Positive airway pressure treatment variables vary across various treatment groups and how real life factors play a role in overall long term clinical outcomes. She explores variations in research results among COVID 19 pandemic patients with obstructive sleep apnea as she draws to a close. 

This podcast is a discussion with Dr Susan Redline, Professor of Sleep Medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital about the current burden of health disparities among Obstructive sleep apnea patients. Spotlight placed on etiological ,pathophysiological and clinical differences among various racial, gender groups along with their clinical implications. Dr Redline's perspective on long term outlook regarding diagnostic modalities used routinely in Sleep practices and future direction of sleep research are discussed.