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🫁 Inspiring the Future of Respiratory Care
EUFOREA is an international non-profit organization forming an alliance of all stakeholders dedicated to reducing the prevalence and burden of allergies and airway diseases through the implementation of optimal patient care through education, research and advocacy.
EUFOREA is an international non-profit organization forming an alliance of all stakeholders dedicated to reducing the prevalence and burden of allergies and airway diseases through the implementation of optimal patient care through education, research and advocacy.
The (R)Evolution of Biologics in Severe COPD - Novel Options of Care
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or COPD is the third leading cause of death worldwide, causing 3.2 million deaths in 2019. That's approximately 5% of all global deaths. It is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide, yet treatment options remain limited.
Bronchodilators and corticosteroids manage symptoms, but they have little impact on disease progression and do not have disease-modifying potential. A new front has opened up in treating COPD, as Dupilumab, a monoclonal antibody against the Interleukin 4 receptor, was the first biological therapy shown to be effective in a subgroup of patients with COPD. Leading pulmonologists published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2023 the report on Dupilumab being effective in a subgroup of COPD patients. In the meantime, interest has grown in more and better treatment options for COPD.
Today, we shed light on where we stand with the novel care options for severe COPD.
Professor Klaus Rabe, Professor of Pulmonary Medicine at the University of Kiel and director of the Lung Clinic in Grosshansdorf, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, is one of the world's experts on COPD and is EUFOREA's special guest on our December News Show.
🗣 Interview with Prof. Klaus Rabe
2:11 Where do we stand today concerning dupilumab and being indicated for COPD?
3:04 Explain to us the results of studies on dupilumab conducted in 2023 and 2024.
4:48 What benefit did dupilumab bring for COPD patients?
5:54 What other biologics are currently under investigation in COPD?
8:59 Are there any biomarkers that can predict treatment response to biological therapy in COPD?
10:29 How do you envision COPD treatment evolving, and should we prioritize early treatment or prevention?
12:12 How do you see an expensive treatment like a biologic in the context of the need for smoking cessation in COPD?
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📌 EUFOREA is an international non-profit organisation aiming to implement optimal patient care for allergies and airway diseases (asthma, chronic rhinosinusitis, rhinitis) and comorbidities through education, research and advocacy. #euforea
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Bronchodilators and corticosteroids manage symptoms, but they have little impact on disease progression and do not have disease-modifying potential. A new front has opened up in treating COPD, as Dupilumab, a monoclonal antibody against the Interleukin 4 receptor, was the first biological therapy shown to be effective in a subgroup of patients with COPD. Leading pulmonologists published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2023 the report on Dupilumab being effective in a subgroup of COPD patients. In the meantime, interest has grown in more and better treatment options for COPD.
Today, we shed light on where we stand with the novel care options for severe COPD.
Professor Klaus Rabe, Professor of Pulmonary Medicine at the University of Kiel and director of the Lung Clinic in Grosshansdorf, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, is one of the world's experts on COPD and is EUFOREA's special guest on our December News Show.
🗣 Interview with Prof. Klaus Rabe
2:11 Where do we stand today concerning dupilumab and being indicated for COPD?
3:04 Explain to us the results of studies on dupilumab conducted in 2023 and 2024.
4:48 What benefit did dupilumab bring for COPD patients?
5:54 What other biologics are currently under investigation in COPD?
8:59 Are there any biomarkers that can predict treatment response to biological therapy in COPD?
10:29 How do you envision COPD treatment evolving, and should we prioritize early treatment or prevention?
12:12 How do you see an expensive treatment like a biologic in the context of the need for smoking cessation in COPD?
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📽 Subscribe to our TH-cam Channel for our latest videos on Allergies and Airway Diseases
bit.ly/3eMvc3E
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📧 Get in touch with the EUFOREA team for any questions
bit.ly/2OtlIQp
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
📌 EUFOREA is an international non-profit organisation aiming to implement optimal patient care for allergies and airway diseases (asthma, chronic rhinosinusitis, rhinitis) and comorbidities through education, research and advocacy. #euforea
📍Follow us on social media
Twitter: bit.ly/38wrrM7
LinkedIn: bit.ly/2OqtWsf
Instagram: bit.ly/3TGB5jM
Facebook: bit.ly/3cnNyFF
Spotify (podcast): bit.ly/3yBa2l3
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Polyp Gossip Episode 2: Scent-Sational Secrets:The Smell Loss Truth
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Join us for the second episode, where esteemed global leaders delve into olfactory dysfunction and other topics related to smell loss, exploring both physician and patient perspectives. This video podcast was sponsored by Sanofi Regeneron and created in collaboration with EUFOREA. 🗣 Guest: Prof. Joaquim Mullol (EUFOREA CRS/EPOS Panel Member) 🗣 Hosts: Prof. Dr. Peter Hellings (EUFOREA Chairman a...
N-Pass: Development of the Nasal Polyp Patient Assessment Scoring tool
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Chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) with nasal polyps, now called 'Nasal Polyp Syndrome,' is a highly debilitating condition that presents differently among patients. Historically, the severity of the disease has been evaluated using various subjective and objective assessment tools. However, patients and clinicians require a standardized assessment tool for accurate diagnosis and treatment monitoring...
Polyp Gossip Episode 1 - Surgical Whispers: Is One Surgery Enough Before Biologics?
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Welcome to the first episode of the Polyp Gossip #podcast, where we explore the latest trends, topics, and controversies in rhinology and #CRSwNP (or nasal polyp syndrome). This video podcast has been sponsored by Sanofi Regeneron and created in collaboration with EUFOREA. 🗣 Guest: Dr. Eugenio de Corso (EUFOREA CRS/EPOS Panel Co-Chair) 🗣 Hosts: Prof. Dr. Peter Hellings (EUFOREA Chairman and Fou...
COPD Gold Classification: What's in a name?
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COPD, or Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, ranks as the third leading cause of death globally and the seventh leading cause of poor health. Accurately classifying the disease stage is essential for effectively managing #patients with #COPD. While the medical community currently utilizes the GOLD system, one must ask: is the GOLD system truly the GOLD standard? Could we potentially develop ...
How Can CRSwNP Awareness be Improved? Prof. Philippe Gevaert
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Frequently, reliable information can be hard to come by on the internet. Patients should be mindful of this and seek accurate information from their healthcare providers. Patient organizations can provide trustworthy, evidence-based information tailored to individual patients and presented clearly and clearly. While EUFOREA strives to deliver appropriate information to patients at a personal le...
The CRSwNP Patient Journey of Catherine Shire - Global CRSwNP Awareness Day 2024
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Catherine Shire battled sinus and rhinitis issues for years, but the diagnosis only came recently when severe symptoms hindered her daily functioning. Catherine emphasizes the importance of educating practitioners about the critical role of timely diagnosis and referral to avoid potential long-term complications. She believes that healthcare professionals can significantly improve patient outco...
The CRSwNP Patient Journey of Victor Gascon Moreno - Global CRSwNP Awareness Day 2024
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Victor Moreno, from @gaapporg, had persistent runny nose and breathing difficulties over the years, eventually reaching a point where it significantly affected his daily life. For Victor, early detection and treatment are crucial steps in a patient's journey. He decided to visit a specialist to diagnose the underlying cause of his symptoms. After a thorough examination and a series of tests, Vi...
Patient Decision-Making and Patient Empowerment with Prof. Wytske Fokkens
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Involving patients in the decision-making regarding disease management is crucial. Patients should be informed about various options, their advantages and disadvantages, and allowed to make decisions. Professor Fokkens advocates for patients making their own decisions, but having access to necessary information is essential for making informed choices, which remains a significant challenge. To ...
The CRSwNP Patient Journey of Olchert Vels - Global CRSwNP Awareness Day 2024
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Olchert Vels has been experiencing breathing difficulties and loss of smell for several years, significantly affecting his quality of life. Only recently did Olchert receive a diagnosis from an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist. Olchert's symptoms decreased with the use of biologics, which then became a medical strategy to manage his condition. Despite the improvement, Olchert knew that ma...
CRSwNP Patient Empowerment with Prof. Glenis Scadding
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Some patients find it sufficient to navigate a website to access the necessary information, while others may opt for a booklet if they are unfamiliar with the internet. Some prefer to discuss their conditions with a specialist. Professor Scadding is optimistic about the future of patients with CRSwNP due to ongoing research focusing on various patient profiles, their responses to treatments, an...
The mental health impact of chronic respiratory diseases (CRD)
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Chronic respiratory diseases affecting the airways and other structures of the lungs are among the leading causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide. Some of the most common chronic respiratory diseases are #asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (#COPD), and chronic #sinus disease. There is no doubt that Chronic Respiratory Diseases are associated with a major impact on the wellbeing ...
The CRSwNP Patient Journey of Jeffrey Preyra - Global CRSwNP Awareness Day 2024
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Jeffrey Preyra, a patient with Chronic Rhinosinusitis with Nasal Polyps (CRSwNP), began experiencing a runny nose in his teenage years, which progressively worsened over time. Only a decade ago was Jeffrey officially diagnosed with chronic rhinosinusitis. Throughout his medical journey, Jeffrey found that biologics were his most effective treatment strategy. Other treatment options recommended ...
Patient Decision-Making and Patient Empowerment with Prof. Philippe Gevaert
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💡 How do you involve patients in decision-making? Various treatment options and scenarios are presented to the #patient. It is important to listen to the patient, identify key symptoms, and collaboratively plan the next steps with the patient. Empowering patients with knowledge and readiness about their condition is crucial, ensuring they are well-informed beyond doctor consultations. 🗣 How do ...
What to Achieve During the 2024 EUFOREA Global CRSwNP Awareness Day?
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What to Achieve During the 2024 EUFOREA Global CRSwNP Awareness Day?
EUFOREA Symposium: Why is it important to unite patients and physicians? | Patient Jeffrey Preyra
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EUFOREA Symposium: Why is it important to unite patients and physicians? | Patient Jeffrey Preyra
EUFOREA Symposium: What is the importance of the initiatives EUFOREA is taking? Miquel Diaz Pascual
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EUFOREA Symposium: What is the importance of the initiatives EUFOREA is taking? Miquel Diaz Pascual
Biologics: Threat or a Valuable Asset to the ENT Community? 🧬
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Biologics: Threat or a Valuable Asset to the ENT Community? 🧬
EUFOREA Symposium: What can the EU do in the domain of Respiratory Care? Prof. Guy Brusselle
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EUFOREA Symposium: What can the EU do in the domain of Respiratory Care? Prof. Guy Brusselle
EUFOREA Symposium: Message from Thijs Teeling, EUFOREA Patient Advisory Board Chair
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EUFOREA Symposium: Message from Thijs Teeling, EUFOREA Patient Advisory Board Chair
EUFOREA Symposium: What is the ambition for the next 10 years at EUFOREA? Prof. Peter Hellings
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EUFOREA Symposium: What is the ambition for the next 10 years at EUFOREA? Prof. Peter Hellings
EUFOREA Symposium: What is the importance of EUFOREA initiatives? Prof. Alberto Papi
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EUFOREA Symposium: What is the importance of EUFOREA initiatives? Prof. Alberto Papi
EUFOREA Symposium: What can the EU do in domain of Respiratory Care? Dorien Rookmaker (ECR)
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EUFOREA Symposium: What can the EU do in domain of Respiratory Care? Dorien Rookmaker (ECR)
What is Chronic Cough - Disease or Symptom?
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What is Chronic Cough - Disease or Symptom?
Obesity & Asthma: What is the link between them?
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Obesity & Asthma: What is the link between them?
EUFOREA Global CRSwNP Awareness Day 2024 'The Empowered Patient'
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EUFOREA Global CRSwNP Awareness Day 2024 'The Empowered Patient'
EUFOREA Global CRSwNP Awareness Day: The Patient Perspective (PART 1)
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EUFOREA Global CRSwNP Awareness Day: The Patient Perspective (PART 1)
Global CRSwNP Awareness Day: Shared decision making and support systems (PART 3)
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Global CRSwNP Awareness Day: Shared decision making and support systems (PART 3)
EUFOREA Global CRSwNP Awareness Day: Healthcare Provider Perspectives on Patient Involvement (Pt. 2)
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EUFOREA Global CRSwNP Awareness Day: Healthcare Provider Perspectives on Patient Involvement (Pt. 2)
Episode #9: AAFA - Activating communities and Primary Care in CRSwNP
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Episode #9: AAFA - Activating communities and Primary Care in CRSwNP
as a respiratory nurse specialist , I would really recommend clinical respiratory psychologist in improving patients with CRD. We have so many patients who suffer from CRD and that their exacerbation is more likely due to their anxiety and/ or depression. We were lucky to have one in our team previously unfortunately the post was decommissioned .I noticed that we have fewer patients who exacerbate from COPD that time but it shoot up when the person left. It is so sad that the govt does not really recognize the importance of a clinical respiratory psychologist in the team.
would you consider patient to be able to stop smoking first prior to introduction of dupilumab?
it depends on the person. I have done coke for 15 yrs once a week and nohing has happened to me nose wise
It depends on the coke you're using..some mix it with baby powder/ aspirin but other mix it with white cement or worse.
Your ears and nose continue getting bigger as you get older so 40 is thr best time :)
Did he say cannot be 48 of 18 years old? Does he mean a patient must be within that age range?
I really appreciate your efforts! Could you help me with something unrelated: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?
It is not a clear explanation Dr David , by Saudi arabia .it is king george hospital in my place .
Dr Eric Bateman appears to be a very sensible and compassionate clinician. I should be inclined to trust him. I became asthmatic following a sexual assault conducted by two 6ft men when I was 18. For this reason there is a strong psychological factor in asthma control in my case. While my asthma can also be exacerbated by allergies, dust, chemicals, weather conditions and mould, the most overwhelming cause is my psychological condition. In the news recently I read that the blue inhalers will soon no longer be prescribed in order to control asthma exacerbations in the UK, forcing patients to be wholly reliant upon steroid inhalers and paramedics. I believe that this is the worst case of medical gaslighting I have ever seen. It disgusts me that medical authorities aren't phased by the distress and the deaths they can cause by this. I have always been taught that it is unlawful to coerce an individual to take medication. What gives those men and women the right to force an individual to be on a constant of dose of a steroid, which can cause dangerous side effects as long as my arm, from osteoporosis, blindness, heart disease, diabetes, emotional instability and so much more ? Personally, I think they should be locked up.
Have hand chronic stuffy nose for 4 years. Told it was deviated septum… got the surgery and nothing improved. Got my turbinates reduced… no improvement. Told it’s likely new allergies as surgery won’t do anything going forward except to reduce the turbinates even more. I’ve had season allergies my whole life but nothing like this. Going to get allergy shots next week and try that for a year to see if that improves… My symptoms, my nose is so stuffy ALL the time. Especially my left nostril gets so bad it blocks my right nostril and my throat. Even sitting sets off my nose to get stuffy. Only thing that helps is intense exercise or just standing and moving. Holding heavy thing with my right hand actually helps clear up my left nostril. I get occasional moments when I can breath maybe 20% through both my nostrils but sleep is a nightmare especially with 2 kids under 2… my marriage is suffering because I’m constantly feeling like I suffocating just trying to breath and my mood is just awful these past 4 years. Saying im desperate is an understatement. Saline, nasal massage and even afrin don’t work anymore… my dumb nose developed a resistance to it all and Im feeling like there is no cure. If allergy shots don’t work, I will just remove my turbinates… f it Anyone else having the same symptoms? Idk how allergy shots will help me when sitting or being stagnant is what’s really triggering. I’ve lived in Northern Virginia and then moved to Colorado with the purest air and still no improvement. I’m in Hell…. Someone recommended something PLEASE
Thank you so much Professor for youre help and human aproach. Forever gratefull.
my mom said i can get a nose job when i turn 18 so i have a year onlyyyyy
ridiculously small and piglet noses are much uglier than big ones.
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Is there such a thing
I hate having a hooked nose. ive wanted a rhinoplasty ever since I was 8.
Can anyone tell me ..like does sinus affects your thinking...or r unable to speak what u think and u feel something blocked or fog
Be very careful and screen people well before starting Allergen Specific Immunotherapy. I developed Relapsing Polychondritis with renal involvement in the form of mesangial nephropathy, which has progressed to fibrosis and glomerulosclerosis leading to renal failure, during the course of SIT by one of your board members. There are certainly several reports in the medical literature of the induction of autoimmune disease during SIT. SIT aims to reduce allergic symptoms by providing tolerance to peripheral T cells through the induction of regulatory T cells. By stimulating Treg cells, the Th1-Th2 balance shifts towards Th1, leading to substantial changes in the T cell cytokine profile, increasing the synthesis of IL-2, IL-12, IL-18, IFN-γ and tumor necrosis factor-β by Th1 (Those are the cells involved in the pathogenesis of Relapsing Polychondritis and Mesangial Nephropathy). My health was destroyed by SIT, just as it has been destroyed for other people. They should be held accountable for the side effects, today I am a lifelong sick person because of that allergen-specific immunotherapy.
Can anyone help, I need prof. Wolfgang Gubisch contact details Thank you
But I'm 15 and want to do surgery
This disease can be troublesome as patient developed cold , nasal discharge .
My brother has sinusitis problem during childhood .he used betadine steam inhalation to provide relief .
In Canada you can easily buy Oxymetazoline and Xylometazoline OTK. And it's relatively cheap. I've had this weaning off OTK sprays. It is an incredible relief as it opens everything up. However it's brutally addictive. For me my underlying issue was seasonal allergies.
It shouldn't be out there in the first place you won't be able to breathe without using it if you stop using it both of your nose holes will be blocked that is dangerous
Nothing that get rid of the diseases will be available on the market anytime soon. The "global network" will make sure of this. Miserable and subdue population is what they need
Use of biologics like natural therapy can improve lot of symptoms which traditional drug therapy have not been able to do . Natural plants are good source of vitamins , food , fruits , vegetables .Doing daily exercises improves your lung function , decreases heart rate , maintains normal metabolism .This keeps you away from heart diseases, diabetes , other mental problems due to stress , anxiety , depression .chronic respiratory diseases can lead to cardiac diseases too . Avoidance of alcohol , smoking prevents such diseases .
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I hate my nose , it ruins my face
It’s really not painful like it is but in your head area and just numb and cold at the bottom of your nose but I’d rate it 3 out ten it’s tolerable and mildly painful honestly I’d rather experience temp pain than have to look at my ugly ass droopy bump nose
I cant smoke weed anymore because of this, literally fuck this
Excelente ..!!
I've been swallowing phlegm for the last decade and I finally got a diagnosis after seeing five doctors for the past decade. I remember this started shortly after I got bronchitis the first time. However, the doctor didn't give me meds. Only the diagnosis. I had bronchitis for three months before it went away. I'm on month three of antibiotics. I pray to God I am cured after this!
True. My asthma started from allergic rhinitis.
@@ashleyrodrigues4575 6 to 7 years may be. not 100 % sure.
@@promoteskills1234 were you not taking any medicine for rhinitis?
You can’t use tap water. Amibas danger
I’m just wondering my mother has stage four COPD I’m just wondering if this medication would work for her willing to try anything at this stage
Yes !! It changed my life ..
Can you do cokeeee after rhinoplasty
Can you do coke after rhinoplasty
Can you do coke after rhinoplasty
Ummm allergies maybe?
I have a nice nose but I would get rhinoplasty just to slim down the nostrils and add more flesh in between my brows
I have a major sinus infection Called nocardia farcinica infection For over 40 years.see my videos. Type in here on youtube .. nocardia farcinica infection
I thought it was Joe Biden.
Lmao me too 😂
I have a dorsal hump I like my nose size and everything it’s just that bump I hate
Thanks
Maybe I should move to Belgium to see decent doctors? I'm in France, and those twats have not helped my sinusitis and rhinitis since 2020! I'm stuck on those first-line treatments that don't work!
im getting a nose job and lip fillets when im 18 or 17, is that okay?
Why isn’t this available in the USA?
Pharmaceutical Company's
Non alergic rhinitis = we just don't know what's wrong with you
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History: had rhinoseptoplasty in 2016. Symptoms: unilateral pain/pressure under left cheekbone; no discharge, lasting several days, recurs every few months. Chronically obstructed left sinus; reduced airflow. Also, chronic TMD and bruxism. No amount of nasal corticosteroid sprays, daily saline rinses, etc. prevent recurrence, provide symptom relief nor address the underlying anatomic issues. Oxymetazoline is the only decongestant that works to provide temporary relief of congestion, but cannot use for more than a day or two. It does nothing to relieve pain/pressure. CT just came back. Impression: Mucosal opacification of the near-complete opacification of the left maxillary sinus. Opacification of the left ostiomeatal unit. Deviation of the nasal septum to the right. Septo revision with endoscopic uncinectomy?
Very interesting!