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Pulmonary Medicine

Addressing Scholastic and Mental Health Needs in Patients with Cystic Fibrosis

Discover how Cincinnati Children’s CF WELL program is transforming care for children with cystic fibrosis—addressing educational and mental health needs alongside clinical advances.

David L.S. Morales, MD, and Don Hayes, Jr., MD, MS, MEd, MBA.

Heart and Pulmonary Medicine

Can Lungs Donated After Circulatory Death Ease a Global Shortage for Children in Need?

Lung transplantation for children has similar survival outcomes whether the organs were donated after circulatory death or via donation after brain death. But hospital stays were longer for those receiving organs after circulatory death, and the time to developing acute cellular rejection was shorter.

Heart and Pulmonary Medicine

Innovative Lung-Heart Transplant Broadens Access

New organ transport technology allows organs to come from farther distances, increasing the chances of a match.

Patient Jay Meyer is in the NICU recovering from an operation to repair an esophageal atresia (EA).

Pulmonary Medicine

Multispecialty Collaboration Ensures Right Timing for Procedures and Optimal Care Outcomes

Discover how Cincinnati Children’s ADEC team delivers multidisciplinary care for complex airway and esophageal conditions in pediatric patients.

Provider checking a NICU baby's heart with a stethoscope.

Pulmonary Medicine

New Bronchoscopy Techniques Advance Treatment For Complex Lung Conditions

Cincinnati Children’s is pioneering pediatric bronchoscopy with advanced, minimally invasive techniques to improve diagnosis and treatment of complex lung conditions.

A provider giving a young patient a breathing treatment.

Pulmonary Medicine

New Research Highlights the Role of Pulmonary Vasculature in Cystic Fibrosis Progression

New research from Cincinnati Children’s reveals early vascular changes in cystic fibrosis, offering insights for earlier diagnosis and treatment strategies.

Respiratory Therapy stock shoot, Patient Lydia Tucker has cystic fibrosis. She is being treated with vest therapy.

Pulmonary Medicine

Studying How Gene Editing Could Restore Protein Function in Cells for Multiple CF Variants

Cincinnati Children’s researchers explore gene editing strategies to restore CFTR function—offering hope for CF variants unresponsive to current therapies.

Critical Care Building (CCB) - Emergency Department color changing MRI (L2)

Pulmonary Medicine

Using Imaging to Assess Long-Term Cystic Fibrosis Changes

Cincinnati Children’s researchers use advanced MRI to track long-term lung changes in cystic fibrosis, offering new insights into pediatric care.

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