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European Respiratory Journal (ERJ)

Press Packs: Archive 2006

Vol. 28, no.6, December 2006
Vol. 28, no.5, November 2006
Vol. 28, no.4, October 2006
Vol. 28, no.3, September 2006
Vol. 28, no.2, August 2006
Vol. 28, no.1, July 2006
Vol. 27, no.6, June 2006
Vol. 27, no.5, May 2006
Vol. 27, no.4, April 2006
Vol. 27, no.3, March 2006
Vol. 27, no.2, February 2006
Vol. 27, no.1, January 2006

Vol. 28, no.6, December 2006

	Healthcare workers' TB contamination risk twice that of the general population
	Big help for little patients
	Paediatric asthma: parents' understanding of 'wheeze' is crucial
	Will asthma send you to the hospital?

Vol. 28, no.5, November 2006

	Sleep apnoea and road accidents: drivers with apnoea have longer reaction time and twice the collision risk
	Tuberculosis diagnosis in Europe - a new future
	New hope for dangerous forms of tuberculosis
	Primary care spirometry improves COPD management

Vol. 28, no.4, October 2006

	Smoking's impact on foetal and infant development: the immune system plays a crucial role
	Stop smoking and make your cough more effective!
	COPD greatly underreported in death certificates
	Advances in three-dimensional airways imaging
	Chronic aspiration in children: significant uncertainty despite many advances

Vol. 28, no.3, September 2006

	Cardiovascular prevention must now take account of a new risk factor: sleep apnoea sufferers have five times higher risk of heart attack
	Sildenafil may help in liver cirrhosis
	COPD affects up to one in ten over the age of 40
	Interferon-gamma therapy may be an important advance in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis patients

Vol. 28, no.2, August 2006

	Asthma - an upper class disease or not?
	Herbal medicine for COPD?
	Diagnosis and treatment of lung disease: it depends on whether you are a man or a woman!
	Ultrafine particles cause a pro-inflammatory reaction in the lungs

Vol. 28, no.1, July 2006

	Integrated care prevents hospitalisations in COPD patients
	Adult asthma related to vehicle exhausts
	United airways-sinus treatment improves asthma
	Inoperable chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension: oral therapy offers new hope to patients

Vol. 27, no.6, June 2006

	Air Pollution: nitrogen dioxide kills
	European planned reduction of nitrogen dioxide insufficient to protect children's lungsreduction of nitrogen dioxide insufficient to protect children's lungs
	Respiratory problems related to common home cleaning products
	Inspiratory muscle training in COPD

Vol. 27, no.5, May 2006

	High-sensitivity CRP could be used for asthma screening
	Drug used for gout may be beneficial to patients with sleep apnoea
	Schoolchildren can improve the health of friends who have asthma
	CRP levels in stable COPD patients: the missing link
	Multiple inflammatory hits and the pathogenesis of severe airway disease

Vol. 27, no.4, April 2006

	Choice of manual work: adolescents fail to take into account possible health risks
	Pandemic influenza: current evidence, insufficient antiviral and vaccine capacity accentuate need for coordinated global response
	Lung health in an iron ore mine
	No coherence in screening migrants for TB across Europe
	Sleep apnoea syndrome's treatment improves the antioxidant capacity

Vol. 27, no.3, March 2006

	Smoking in Europe: Significant reductions over past decade
	Work-related asthma: what questions should be answered?
	Is the bone marrow a target of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)?
	Does obesity influence the response to asthma medications?
	Breaking paradigms: wood and charcoal smoke represent a risk for pulmonary diseases in Europe

Vol. 27, no.2, February 2006

	Cause of snoring in pregnancy revealed by a Scottish research team
	Cigarette consumption: our genes decide how many packs a day
	Diet rich in vitamin C linked to better lung function
	Diesel exhaust causes activation of the protective antioxidant system in the airways
	The dog that did not bark
	Growth retardation associated with inhaled corticosteroids does not predict adrenal suppression

Vol. 27, no.1, January 2006

	German team's discovery: Sleep apnoea reduces good cholesterol levels
	Lung health, wealth, and place where you live
	Climbing to the roof of the world without oxygen support: what helps?
	Parental education and children's health
	Difference of asthma management according to supervision in France

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