Reykjavik juni 2026
Den Nordiske Lungekongres finder sted hvert andet år og giver mulighed for at få ny viden og udveksle idéer med nordiske og baltiske kolleger. Ifølge traditionen går værtskabet på skift og arrangeres i år af Iceland Respiratory Society i Reykjavik. Den næste Nordiske Lungekongres løber af stablen i 2028 i Bergen, Norge, og bliver den 53. udgave.
Chiesi havde fornøjelsen af at præsentere flere forskningsprojekter ved poster-sessionerne i Reykjavik. Chiesi har en mere ligeværdig sundhed som målsætning og har blandt andet bidraget til projektet, som har set på ordineringsmønstre i henholdsvis Sverige og Danmark, ud fra socioøkonomiske aspekter.
Det har været nogle lærerige dage, og vi har sammensat en håndfuld præsentationer inden for astma-KOL, som vi deler her nedenfor.
When it rains, it pours – multimorbidity in severe asthma
Almost every person living with severe asthma presents with at least one additional chronic condition that needs both attention and treatment. Latest research helps us to identify phenotypes of multimorbidity in severe asthma and score the effect they can have on disease severity of asthma. Læs mere
Cleaner homes, more allergies? Exploring the epithelial barrier hypothesis
Unnur Steina Björnsdóttir explored the importance of epithelial integrity in asthma and allergic disease, discussing how disruption of the body’s first line of defence may contribute to chronic inflammation. The presentation highlighted the epithelial barrier as a potential emerging treatable trait in asthma. Læs mere
Physical activity in COPD – can 6-second intervals help?
One of the final sessions at Nordic Lung Congress in Reykjavik was dedicated to pulmonary rehabilitation interventions for COPD-patients. Ideally, pulmonary rehabilitation programs are tailored to the patient and are supported by behavior change methods to boost long-lasting health enhancing behavoirs. Ultimately, this can lead to improved physical and psychological condition of people with COPD.(1) Læs mere
Why becoming smoke-free is not enough
A lung conference without a session on smoking is nearly unthinkable, given the detrimental effects smoking has on lung function, morbidity and respiratory disease trajectory. Smoking is the leading behavioral risk factor for mortality globally, causing 7.69 million deaths (2019). (1) Læs mere
Poster sessions on asthma and COPD
Chiesi is driven by a clear vision: to contribute to more humane, accessible and sustainable healthcare through scientific innovation. Chiesi is proud to have funded 6 studies presented at NLC, relevant for clinical practice. Læs mere
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