Scientific year in review

Year in review
Aims: To describe recent scientific advances in preterm, infant, childhood and adolescent/adult lung health and in two major lung diseases in adults and the elderly; to describe the impact of preterm and childhood events on lifelong lung heath; to explain how diet, metabolism, genetics and the epigenome modulate asthma severity in childhood; to determine the contributions of lifestyle and environmental factors to the evolution of COPD; and to identify similarities in the mechanisms underlying lung cancer and idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
Preterm birth effects on future lung health
S. Kotecha (Cardiff (South Glamorgan), United Kingdom)
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Lifelong effects of genetic lung diseases and their origins in childhood
M. Stahl (Berlin, Germany)
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Lifestyle, environmental and occupational effects on the teenage and adult lung
S. Sohal (Launceston (TAS), Australia)
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The aging lung
S. Meiners (München, Germany)
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