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European Respiratory Journal (ERJ)

Press Packs: Archive 2004

Vol. 24, no.6, December 2004
Vol. 24, no.5, November 2004
Vol. 24, no.4, October 2004
Vol. 24, no.3, September 2004
Vol. 24, no.2, August 2004
Vol. 24, no.1, July 2004

Vol. 24, no.6, December 2004

	Church candles and incense: dangerous to the lungs?
	Lung cancer: Increasing delays in specialist referral
	Antibiotics for keeping the patients with chronic bronchitis healthy
	Influenza vaccination in asthmatic children: does it work?
	High resolution scans in chronic airway diseases

Vol. 24, no.5, November 2004

	Finnish study provides first hard evidence that smoking can even cause asthma: women appear most at risk
	One in ten Europeans have allergic rhinitis without realising it
	Study: chronic breathing problems in prematurely born infants
	Management and diagnosis of pulmonary-hepatic vascular disorders: an ERS concerted effort

Vol. 24, no.4, October 2004

	Lung emphysema caused by cigarette smoking might be associated with senescence of structural cells
	May diabetic patients have allergy?
	Corticosteroids might be used to prevent an acute airway inflammatory reaction induced by environmental factors
	IL-1 axis: significant therapeutic potential in sight
	New method to test the devices for treatment of sleep breathing disorders
	Does the cost-effectiveness of early intervention with budesonide in mild asthma differ between countries?

Vol. 24, no.3, September 2004

	Respiratory epidemiology on the brink of a major revolution
	SARS leaves scars on survivors
	Why patients adhere to respiratory medicine treatment: the role of psychological factors
	Lung brachytherapy, an innovative form of radiotherapy
	How to deal with cough

Vol. 24, no.2, August 2004

	Sleep apnoea increases the risk of dying from stroke
	Altitude medical research at new height

Vol. 24, no.1, July 2004

	Laser surgery for snoring. Is it really effective?
	Chronic respiratory effects of exposure to cotton dust: a 20-year follow-up study
	Both obesity and reflux are risk factors for asthma in adults
	Relieving breathlessness in COPD

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