Raymond U. Osarogiagbon, MBBS, offered his insights during a panel discussion on diagnostic lung cancer evaluation, Monday, October 17.

Marjan Islam, MD, discussed the use of thoracic ultrasound to evaluate survivors of severe COVID-19 pneumonia during an investigations session on post-COVID syndrome, Sunday, October 16.

Lucas Donovan, MD, MS, highlighted challenges and solutions to the diagnosis and care of COPD and OSA, including the overlap of the two diseases, during a session on Sunday, October 16.

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Robert C. Hyzy, MD, FCCP, examined the use of recruitment maneuvers in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome during a discussion session on Sunday, October 16.

Sucharita Kher, MD, offered insights about disparities in youth e-cigarette use, cessation rates, treatment access, and health outcomes during a session Monday, October 17.

Anand S. Iyer, MD, MSPH, shared stories from his work with COVID-19 patients in the ICU and how misinformation affected care during a session Sunday, October 16.

Alicia Casey, MD, and fellow experts presented case studies of pediatric patients with advanced lung disease during a panel discussion Sunday, October 16.

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Leadership and Career Development Coach, Janet Bickel, presented strategies for clinicians to navigate obstacles and fully realize the potential of their careers during a presentation at the Women & Pulmonary Luncheon on Monday, October 17.

Diego J. Maselli, MD, FCCP, and a panel of experts offered guidance on the use of standard and novel biologics in the treatment of severe asthma during a case-based discussion session on Sunday, October 16.

Lisa F. Wolfe, MD, FCCP, highlighted patient advocates and the importance of increasing equity for those with advanced respiratory failure during the Margaret Pfrommer Endowed Memorial Lecture in Home-Based Mechanical Ventilation on Wednesday, October 19.