Daniele de Luca discusses his Position Paper, the first to provide a consensus definition of acute respiratory distress syndrome in neonates.

John Laffey discusses his geo-economic analysis of the LUNG SAFE study, and its implications for global clinical practice.

2017 marks the 50th anniversary of the first description of acute respiratory distress syndrome in a study published in The Lancet. To mark this, The Lancet Respiratory Medicine’s June issue is themed around ARDS and critical care. Here, TLRM's Laura Feetham talks to Michael Matthay about recent advances in the field of ARDS.

Aaron van Dorn speaks with March for Science co-chair Jonathan Berman and march participant Elliott Haut, a trauma and critical care surgeon, about politics and science.

Andy Pavia discusses point of care testing for respiratory virus infection.

To mark World TB Day and the launch of a major new commission on drug-resistant tuberculosis, The Lancet Respiratory Medicine's April issue is about TB. In this podcast, Aaron van Dorn interviews Stephen Gillespie about the special issue

Robert Hyzy talks to Laura Feetham about how to encourage critical care doctors to stop employing ineffective practices.

A look at the way COPD exacerbations are treated around the world. 

Simon Hart provides an overview of the January issue of The Lancet Respiratory Medicine, which focuses on idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.

Melissa McDonnell discusses a new index used to predict mortality and disease outcomes for patients with bronchiectasis.