What is chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension? The President of PHASSc, the Turkish pulmonary hypertension association, interviews three medical experts for this educational video

What is chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension? The President of PHASSc, the Turkish pulmonary hypertension association, interviews three medical experts for this educational video.

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Educational video about chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension by Prof. Dr. Bedrettin Yildizeli from the Marmara University in Turkey

Educational video about chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension by Prof. Dr. Bedrettin Yildizeli from the Marmara University in Turkey, shared by PAHSSc, the Turkish pulmonary hypertension patient association. The video che can be viewed on the PAHSSc YouTube channel at this link

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Educational video about chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension by RespiFil, the French national network for respiratory diseases

Excellent educational video in French language about chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension, developed by RespiFil. Discusses causes of chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension, symptoms, diagnostic work up, treatments. Features interviews with French PH experts from the French Network of PH (Pulmotension) including Prof. Marc Humbert from the University Hospitals of Paris-Sud Bicêtre, Le Kremlin-Bicêtre (France), and a

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Pulmonary hypertension patient booklet published by RespiFIL, the French national network for rare respiratory diseases, June 15, 2022

The pulmonary hypertension patient booklet published in June 2022 by RespiFIL gives an overview of the disease, its symptoms, its diagnosis and available treatments. There are also tips on how to live better with the disease on a daily basis. It was written in collaboration with health professionals from expert pulmonary hypertension centres and the

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“Inspirer, s’exprimer”, a pulmonary arterial hypertension conversation kit to help patients communicate with doctors and with their loved ones, by HTaPFrance, the French pulmonary hypertension association

On the occasion of May 5, the Pulmonary Hypertension Awareness Day, in 2022, HTaPFrance released the French version of a “Pulmonary Hypertension conversation kit” developed by Janssen, as part of the PHuman project , in collaboration with pulmonary hypertension patient associations around the world. The aim is to help patients better understand the condition and

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Pulmonary arterial hypertension French educational video by Respifil, the French health network for rare pulmonary diseases

Excellent educational video in French language about pulmonary arterial hypertension developed by Respifil. Discusses causes, symptoms, diagnostic work up, treatments. Features interviews with French pulmonary hypertension experts from the French Network of pulmonary hypertension (Pulmotension) including Prof. Marc Humbert and Olivier Sitbon from the University Hospitals of Paris-Sud Bicetre, Le Kremlin-Bicetre (France), and a pulmonary

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“Exercise your way to better post-transplant health”, by the Council of Europe European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines & HealthCare EDQM

The Council of Europe and its Committee on Organ Transplantation support and recommend physical activity as a major way to improve the health status of transplant patients. Regular light-to-moderate exercise plays a crucial role in restoring both the physical and mental health of transplant recipients. The authors advise organ recipients ask their transplant doctors to

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