Severe COVID-19 Is Associated With Post-Discharge ILD in Patients Without Cancer
COVID-19 severity upon hospital admission is associated with interstitial lung disease (ILD) at 3 months following discharge in patients without cancer.
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COVID-19 severity upon hospital admission is associated with interstitial lung disease (ILD) at 3 months following discharge in patients without cancer.
In patients with COPD, delaying triple therapy initiation until after a second moderate event may increase future exacerbations.
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No new safety signals and steroid use appeared to be reduced, but questions remain.
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