Monday, 28 February 2022

Solidarity and support to those affected by the invasion of Ukraine

The European Respiratory Society and European Lung Foundation stand in solidarity with those members of our communities impacted by the invasion of Ukraine. War and healthcare are enemies. War displaces healthcare infrastructure; it injures, kills, makes the vulnerable more vulnerable, and prevents the people best equipped to help from doing so. For the respiratory community, this devastating situation follows the COVID-19 pandemic, which has been the most challenging time in recent history. We are deeply saddened by these developments. We pledge out support to our affected members, partner organisations, people living with lung diseases, staff and friends in and from these counties. We call on the European Union, the United Nations, WHO Europe and other UN agencies, humanitarian organisations and the international community at large to protect all victims of this conflict, particularly those living with or treating lung diseases.

Friday, 11 February 2022

ERR call for submissions of systematic reviews

Do you have a systematic review in any area of respiratory medicine, science or surgery that you want to get published? Are you keen to undertake a systematic review? The go-to journal for outstanding systematic and narrative reviews in the respiratory field is the European Respiratory Review (ERR). To find out how to submit a review, visit the ERR website for details on manuscript preparation. Interested authors should with suitable manuscripts should submit their work online. Consult the instructions for authors and submit your review.

Tuesday, 1 February 2022

Sarcoidosis – pre-order your print copy

The forthcoming ERS Monograph on Sarcoidosis is now available to pre-order. With myriad clinical manifestations, and multi-system involvement, there is a need for all clinicians to have a working knowledge of this condition. This Monograph provides a comprehensive overview of the most recent advances in sarcoidosis. Opening with chapters on history, epidemiology and pathobiology, it goes on to provide in-depth coverage of: specific organ manifestations and general diagnostic pathways; traditional as well as innovative treatment strategies; and, importantly, patient quality-of-life assessment. This book will be useful to clinicians around the world. Pre-order your print copy at ersbookshop.com before 28 February and receive a €10 discount.