ERS Publications Podcasts

The European Respiratory Journal presents the seventh in its series of podcasts. In this instalment, Dr Mark Woodhead discusses prescribing guidelines with particular focuses on two articles published in the July 2011 issue of the European Respiratory Journal.

The European Respiratory Journal presents the sixth in its series of podcasts. In this instalment, ERJ co-Chief Editor Anh Tuan Dinh-Xuan discusses paediatrics with Professor Jorrit Gerritsen, with reference to articles published in the June 2011 issue of the ERJ.

The European Respiratory Journal presents the sixth in its series of podcasts. In this instalment, ERJ co-Chief Editor Anh Tuan Dinh-Xuan discusses paediatrics with Professor Jorrit Gerritsen, with reference to articles published in the June 2011 issue of the ERJ.

ERJ associate editor Patrick Levy, of Grenoble University, introduces three articles about obstructive sleep apnoea from the May 2011 journal

ERJ associate editor Patrick Levy, of Grenoble University, introduces three articles about obstructive sleep apnoea from the May 2011 journal

Ganesh Raghu, from the University of Washington Medical Center, discusses idiopathic lung fibrosis, progressive interstitial lung disease and its clinical management

Ganesh Raghu, from the University of Washington Medical Center, discusses idiopathic lung fibrosis, progressive interstitial lung disease and its clinical management

Vincent Cottin, from the University of Lyon, France, comments on sarcoidosis and its possible genetic link with inflammatory bowel disease, as featured in the March 2011 issue of the ERJ.

Vincent Cottin, from the University of Lyon, France, comments on sarcoidosis and its possible genetic link with inflammatory bowel disease, as featured in the March 2011 issue of the ERJ.

Joan Soriano, director of the International Centre for Advanced Respiratory Medicine in Majorca, Spain, introduces two papers from the February 2011 ERJ, focusing on the genetics and clinical/psychological aspects of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).