Coming soon from the ERS Monograph

Look out for the following titles, coming soon in the ERS Monograph book series: Complex Breathlessness, Lung Diseases and Cancer, and Inequalities in Respiratory Health. Visit ersbookshop.com to browse all the titles in the ERS Monograph collection.

Time to Breathe

In the latest instalment of the Time to Breathe video series, Katherine J. Myall discusses her article "How COVID-19 interacts with interstitial lung disease" with European Respiratory Society (ERS) E-Learning Director Emer Kelly. Watch the video and visit breathe.ersjournals.com to browse the ERS's free-to-access educational publication.

Register now for the ERS International Congress 2022

The European Respiratory Society (ERS) is delighted to announce that registration for the ERS International Congress 2022 is now open. This year's event will mark a return to our in-person Congress and we are very excited to welcome colleagues old and new to the beautiful city of Barcelona. To accommodate potential COVID-19 precautions, spaces onsite are limited. We encourage anyone who wants to join us in person to register as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Find out more and register now.

The ERS Monograph podcast: listen to the newest episodes

The ERS Monograph podcast provides a fascinating overview of the latest instalments in our book series. Each episode looks at a different Monograph, with interviews featuring Guest Editors and leaders in the field. On the ERS Respiratory Channel, you'll find podcast episodes on eosinophilic lung diseases, pulmonary rehabilitation, COVID-19, and much more. Visit the ERS Respiratory Channel to access the podcast and order print copies of the Monograph from ersbookshop.com  

ERR: open access, state-of-the-art review articles

The latest complete issue of the European Respiratory Review (ERR) is available online. It features review articles that: evaluate evidence of the pulmonary effects of e-cigarette exposure; consider the use of fiducial markers for stereotactic lung radiation therapy; discuss post-acute COVID-19 syndrome. The issue also includes the latest instalments in the Sex and Gender in Lung Disease series curated by Jason Weatherald, Marc Humbert and Renata Riha. The new series articles cover: the pulmonary physiology of exercise, lung cancer and chronic lung disease. Visit err.ersjournals.com to find out more and to browse the issue in full.

Access the latest ERJ Open Research

The most recent papers published in ERJ Open Research, the European Respiratory Society's fully open access research journal, include: original research articles on mucosal cryobiopsies in asthma, inhaled anti-asthma therapies following hormone therapy and domiciliary supplemental oxygen therapy after hospitalisation for COVID-19; a review article on the use of single-inhaler triple therapy in obstructive airway disease management; and a research letter on facemask use during treadmill exercise testing in children. Visit openres.ersjournals.com to browse the latest articles in full.

There's an ERS Monograph to suit your needs

COVID-19, Pulmonary Rehabilitation and Sarcoidosis are amongst our most popular ERS Monographs. But we have a broad range available, covering topics such as Pulmonary Emergencies, Interventional Pulmonology and Severe Asthma. Visit books.ersjournals.com for online access, or order print copies from ersbookshop.com. If you can't see a Monograph that suits your needs, email us – we're always interested in hearing your ideas.

ERJ: the latest clinical and experimental respiratory studies

The latest complete issue of the European Respiratory Journal is online. It features original articles on tuberculosis and COVID-19 co-infection, glucosamine use and the risk of lung cancer, AI use for automated volumetric scoring of lung structure abnormalities in CF, and asthma and COVID-19 risk. The issue also includes research letters on: a tailored approach to aid TB-treatment completion amongst migrants; add-on inhaled budesonide treatment of hospitalised COVID-19 patients; and gender and racial equity in clinical research for IPF. Visit erj.ersjournals.com to find out more and browse the issue in full.