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European Respiratory Journal (ERJ)

Press Packs: Archive 2005

Vol. 26, no.6, December 2005
Vol. 26, no.5, November 2005
Vol. 26, no.4, October 2005
Vol. 26, no.3, September 2005
Vol. 26, no.2, August 2005
Vol. 26, no.1, July 2005
Vol. 25, no.6, June 2005
Vol. 25, no.5, May 2005
Vol. 25, no.4, April 2005
Vol. 25, no.3, March 2005
Vol. 25, no.2, February 2005
Vol. 25, no.1, January 2005

Vol. 26, no.6, December 2005

	The role of social class in allergic diseases has changed over 30 years
	Autoimmunity and pulmonary hypertension
	Non-invasive ventilation: new tool for the treatment of advanced COPD
	Changes in the use of anti-asthmatic medication in an international cohort

Vol. 26, no.5, November 2005

	Sleep apnoea: a driving simulator to assess the risk of falling asleep at the wheel
	Severe asthma attacks: evaluating who is at risk
	Chronic respiratory effects of exposure to cotton dust: a 20-year follow-up study
	Asbestos and Turkish farmers
	Effect of 1-year smoking cessation in COPD and asymptomatic smokers
	Self-management education in COPD: Key to lower hospital admissions

Vol. 26, no.4, October 2005

	After twenty years on the rise, child asthma seems now to be declining
	Welding on special stainless steels causes occupational asthma
	Small airways clearance decreases with age
	Patients dislike hospital admission more than worsening symptoms in exacerbations of COPD
	Dyspnoea in elderly people without medical history

Vol. 26, no.3, September 2005

	Ongoing threat from SARS
	Leptin: a new marker of inflammation in pulmonary disease?
	Socio-economic inequalities in lung function
	Breath tests: innovative modalities of lung function testing
	COPD: anxiety and low health status lead to more rehospitalisations

Vol. 26, no.2, August 2005

	Patients with severe asthma may benefit from increased vitamin C intake
	Coarse particles, too, are bad for your health
	Innovative asthma procedure opens airways
	HIV and tuberculosis (TB) epidemics in prisoners
	Modelling the future Dutch COPD poulation from diagnosis until death

Vol. 26, no.1, July 2005

	The Netherlands: TB infection contracted by almost one in six child contacts of immigrants with TB
	Nicotinic agonists: a new therapeutic approach of asthma
	Lung problems for pulp mill workers exposed to irritant gases
	Benefits from asthma drugs: what patients really want
	Nerve growth factor induces hyperresponsiveness of the human bronchus

Vol. 25, no.6, June 2005

	Severe asthma could be an intrinsic disease of the bronchial epithelium
	Breastfeeding longer than 6 months may offer protection against allergy
	Image cytometry as a tool for screening of early lung cancer in heavy smokers
	Home treatment for severe lung diseases varies widely across Europe
	Elderly vulnerable to air pollution
	Soft palate surgery for snoring

Vol. 25, no.5, May 2005

	Bone fractures caused by respiratory disease instead of drugs
	Prevention of lung disease due to air pollution
	Exhaled nitric oxide and the decline in lung function in lung transplant recipients
	The effects of body weight on airway calibre

Vol. 25, no.4, April 2005

	Air travel and lung disease: Current guidelines are inappropriate
	T-cell therapy for bronchial asthma
	Lung function can predict death
	Lung disease treatment may prevent heart attacks
	Asthma reduction in female babies by combined reduction of environmental exposure

Vol. 25, no.3, March 2005

	Sleep apnoea more likely to kill younger sufferers
	Does blowing a balloon tell which children have airway inflammation?
	A blocked nose and sleep apnoea
	New discoveries offer hope for smoking-related lung disease

Vol. 25, no.2, February 2005

	In-store bakery boom: A new source of occupational asthma!
	Obesity and asthma - is there a causal relationship?
	Long-term treatment with bosentan improves outcomes in pulmonary arterial hypertension
	Are the elderly at higher risk of developing severe asthma attacks?

Vol. 25, no.1, January 2005

	Is the booming market in flat screens threatening the health of the workers who make them?
	Cigarette smoke: from mouse to man
	Sleep apnoea enhances atherosclerosis
	Pinewood dust induced pulmonary inflammation
	Working with polypropylene microfibres may cause serious health problems

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