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Respiratory Research Review Issue 159:

Professor Lutz Beckert

22 May, 2019

Respiratory research review with a focus on Influenza and Pneumonia

Respiratory Research Review - Issue 152:

Professor Lutz Beckert

12 October, 2018

Respiratory research with a focus on ILD (interstitial lung disease)

Respiratory Research Review Issue 150 - Tuberculosis:

Professor Lutz Beckert

1 August, 2018

Research review with a focus on tuberulosis

GP Research Review 132:

Assoc Professor Jim Reid

16 May, 2018

Includes research review on Quadruple ICS dose to reduce asthma episodes.

Respiratory Research Review Issue 147:

Professor Lutz Beckert

27 April, 2018

Respiratory research review with a discussion on Respiratory Infections

Respiratory Research Review Issue 146:

Professor Lutz Beckert

28 March, 2018

Respiratory research review with a focus on Pulmonary Embolism

GP Research Review Issue 130:

Professor Jim Reid

2 March, 2018

Research review with a feature on the risks of cigarette consumption.

Respiratory Research Review Issue 144:

Professor Lutz Beckert

9 February, 2018

Research review with a focus on lung cancer

Respiratory Research Review Issue 142 - Bronchiectasis and cystic fibrosis:

Professor Lutz Beckert

9 February, 2018

Research Review with a focus on bronchiectasis and cystic fibrosis.

Childhood pneumonia and bronchiolitis:

Asher, I.

6 November, 2015

While overall hospitalisations for childhood pneumonia have dropped in recent years, children from Māori, Pacific and low-income families experience extreme inequities in both rates and severity.This presentation discusses the National Respiratory Strategy’s recommended actions to address these preventable admissions, deaths and inequities.